Usted buscó: canis dominum videt et latrat (Latín - Inglés)

canis dominum videt et latrat
the dog sees the master and barks

canis audit et latrat
the dog hears and barks

videt et vocat
the teacher is calls and wants to see you

fillium et filliam in hortō videt et vocat
son, daughter

forum est locus ubi populus multās rēs videt et audit.
the market is a city place, many things are seen and heard

ore enim ad os loquor ei et palam non per enigmata et figuras dominum videt quare igitur non timuistis detrahere servo meo mos
with him will i speak mouth to mouth, even apparently, and not in dark speeches; and the similitude of the lord shall he behold: wherefore then were ye not afraid to speak against my servant moses?

pictor ad villam venit. pictor est celer. celer ianuam pulsat. clemens pictorem non audit. servus est in hoto. celer clamat. canis celerem audit et latrat. quintus canem audit. quintus ad ianuam venit. filius ianuam aperit. celer quintum salutat et villam intrat.
the painter came to the villa. the painter is celer. the door knocks quickly. clemens does not hear the painter. the slave is in a hut. he screams fast. the dog hears the whistle and steals. the fifth dog hears. the fifth comes to the door. the son opens the door. he quickly greets quintus and enters the village.

iūlia, fīlia iūliī et aemiliae, est parva puella laeta quae cantat et rīdet. sed iam nōn cantat puella neque rīdet, sed plōrat: “uhuhū!” cūr plōrat iūlia? puella plōrat quia mārcus eam pulsat. mārcus est puer improbus quī parvam puellam pulsat − et rīdet! aemilia audit fīliam quae plōrat. iūlia iūlium vocat: “pater! pa-ater!” māter fīliam audit, neque pater eam audit. aemilia iūlium nōn videt et syram ancillam interrogat: “ubi est vir meus? iūlia eum vocat. cūr nōn venit?” syra: “dominus dormit.” aemilia: “Ō! fīlia plōrat − et pater dormit!” iūlia: “uhuhū! mārcus mē pulsat!” mārcus rīdet: “hahahae!” pater audit fīliam quae plōrat et fīlium quī rīdet. iam nōn dormit iūlius. iūlius venit et aemiliam interrogat: “cūr iūlia plōrat et mārcus rīdet?” aemilia respondet: “mārcus rīdet, quia iūlia plōrat, et iūlia plōrat et tē vocat, quia mārcus eam pulsat. puer improbus est mārcus!” iūlius mārcum vocat. mārcus venit et iūlium īrātum videt, neque iam rīdet puer. pater īrātus fīlium improbum verberat! iam nōn iūlia, sed mārcus plōrat.
the father sleeps in the bedroom