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he/she/it asks
english useage, interrogate |
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He/she/it stands (there)
english useage, static |
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he/she/it shouts, calls
english usage, vocation |
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he/she/it feels pain, regrets
english usage: dole, condolence |
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he/she/it laughs
english usage: deride, risible
deride is to ridicuel others
risible is such as to produce laughter |
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He/she/it sits
english usage: seat, sedentary |
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| Titus in colosseo sedet et gaudet |
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| Titus is happly sitting in the colosseum |
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| because amelila is already there |
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| Marcus dolet, nam Cornelis cessat |
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| Marcus regrets because Cornelia had him wait for her. |
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| Iam Aemilia rogat: "Ubi est Cornelia?" |
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| Aemilia asks: "Where is Cornelia?" |
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| Et Titus: "Cornelia cessat." |
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| Titus: "i am waiting for Cornelia" |
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| Subito Marcus vocat: "Ibi cornelia est, ibi stat!" Ridet et gaudet. |
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| Suddenly Marcus shouts: "There Cornelia is, there she [blows (=]stands!" laughing happly. |
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