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| Families love the island. |
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| Parvae puellae sunt bonae. |
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Puellae aquam bonam portant. |
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| The girl watches the land. |
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| Puella bona viam duram spectat. |
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| The good girl watches the hard road. |
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| Agricola et puella silvam spectant. |
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| The farmer and the girl watch the forest. |
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| Carri magni sunt sed equi sunt parvi. |
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| There are big wagons but the horses are small. |
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| Servus malus in terra laborat. |
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| The bad slave works on the land. |
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| Ubi servi multos carros parant? |
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| Where do the slaves prepare the many wagons? |
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| There is a supply of good water. |
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| Curae puellarum non parvae sunt. |
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| The concerns of the girls are not small. |
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| Numerus servorum in insula erat magnus. |
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| The number of slaves on the island was great. |
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| Ad silvam cibum cras portabunt. |
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| Tomorrow they will carry food to the forest. |
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| Nunc carrum reginae spectamus. |
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| Now we watch the wagon of the queen. |
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| Regina silvae praedam meae filiae donavit. |
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| The queen of the forest gave treasure to my daughter. |
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Ad terram novam navigabimus. |
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| We will sail to a new land. |
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| Ubi magnam copiam cibi parabis? |
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| Where will you prepare a large supply of food? |
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| Nautae ad insulam planam navigabunt. |
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| The sailors sail to the flat island. |
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| You will sail to the island. |
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| Familiae pecuniam donabit. |
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He will give money to the family. |
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| Puellae litteras mandamus. |
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| We entrust letters to the girl. |
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| Amicis bonis praedam mandabis. |
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| You will entrust booty to the good friends. |
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| Familiae vias silvae monstrabo. |
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| I will show the roads of the forest to the family. |
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| Magnae undae servos terrebunt. |
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| Big waves will scare slaves. |
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| Victoria numerum servorum non semper augebit. |
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Victory will non always increase the number of slaves. |
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| Provinciis victoriam magnam patriae nuntiabimus. |
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| We will announce a great victory of the country to the provinces. |
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| Magna est gratia puellarum. |
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| Great is the gratitude of the girls. |
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| In silvis materiam videbis. |
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| You will see timber in the forests. |
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In patria magnam pecuniam nunc habemus. |
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Now we have a lot of money in the country. |
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| I entrusted letters to the slave. |
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| Agricolae gratiam patriae meruerunt. |
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| Farmers earned the thanks of the country. |
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| Amicus meus in provincia non mansit. |
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| My friend did not remain in the province. |
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