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ut vales?
how are you

qomodos vales
good for you

quomodo te vales
how are you

salve, ut vales?
hello, how are you doing?

salve! ut vales?
hi! how are you?

salve, mimi! ut vales?
hi, mimi! how are you doing?

si vales bene este ego valeo
if you are well, it is good, i am well.

salve, ioannes! ut vales?
hello, john! how are you?

te gratissimum. si vales valeo.
we most welcome. if bye.

salve, quomodo vales hodie?
hello, how are you today?

"ut vales?" "bene valeo, gratias."
"how are you?" "i am fine, thank you."

si tu vales, bene est, ego quoque valeo
if you are well, it is good; i too am well

ut vales, domina allen? te noscere gaudeo.
how do you do, mrs. allen? i'm pleased to meet you.

et ait saul ad david non vales resistere philistheo isti nec pugnare adversum eum quia puer es hic autem vir bellator ab adulescentia su
and saul said to david, thou art not able to go against this philistine to fight with him: for thou art but a youth, and he a man of war from his youth.

"ut vales, domine james?" "bene valeo, gratias tibi. te noscere gaudeo."
"how do you do, mr james?" "fine, thanks for asking. nice to meet you."

porro ego audivi de te quod possis obscura interpretari et ligata dissolvere si ergo vales scripturam legere et interpretationem indicare mihi purpura vestieris et torquem auream circa collum tuum habebis et tertius in regno meo princeps eri
and i have heard of thee, that thou canst make interpretations, and dissolve doubts: now if thou canst read the writing, and make known to me the interpretation thereof, thou shalt be clothed with scarlet, and have a chain of gold about thy neck, and shalt be the third ruler in the kingdom.

christina: salve, maria! quómodo nunc vales? (how are you now?) quomodo manus tua valet? maria: lam manus mea bene valet. quomodo vos valetis, helena et christina? christina: ego bene valeo. helena: ego autem male (badly) valeò. christina et maria: cür? helena: hodie (today) ad medicum dentarium ire debeo. medicum dentarium timeò. maria: omnès ad medium dentarium bis in annö ire debémus. nam dentés mundari debent. noli timère! helena: sed dens meus dolet. propter eam causam medicum dent
christina: hello, mary! how are you now? (how are you now?) how is your hand? maria: well, my hand is good. how are you, helen and christina? christina: i'm fine. helena: but i was badly ill. christina and mary: why? helen: i have to go to the dentist today. i was afraid of the dentist. maria: we had to go to the middle dentist twice a year. for the teeth must be cleaned. do not be afraid! helena: but my tooth hurts. for that reason they give a doctor