You searched for: quintus ad thermas venit (Latin - Engelska)

ad thermas
to the baths

ego ad thermas
i am the baths look

quintus ad aulam cogidubni ibat
quintus went to cogidubnus' court

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.

quintus ad forum ambulat. quintus amicum videt. amicus est poeta. quintus amicum salutat. 'salve!" clamat quintus, sed poeta non respondet. poeta est occupatus. poeta versum in muro scribit. quintus versum spectat et ridet. versus est scurrilis. quintus versum scurrilem quoque scribit. amicus versum laudat. caecilius ad villam revenit. pater filium in via videt. pater amicum quoque videt. mox caecilius versum videt. pater versum scurrilem intente spectat. caecilius non ridet! caecilius est irat
the fifth walks to market. the fifth sees a friend. the poet friend. the fifth friends. "hello!" cried fifth, but the poet does not answer. the poet is busy. the poet turned into the wall writes. the fifth verse looks and smiles. the poem is obscene. the fifth verse scurrilem he writes. a true praise. cæcilius the country returned. the father son the way he sees. he sees, too, the father of a friend. he sees the verse as soon as the younger. the father of the scurrilous verse is intently looking at. he laughed also: caecilius is not! caecilius is none who