1. “Viae”
Latin I

2. [Multae viae in Italiā erant et sunt.]
[Multae viae Romanae erant bonae.]

3. [Via Appia in Italiā erat et est.]
The Appian Way was and is in Italy.
[Olim Via Appia erat via Romana.]
Once the Appian Way was a Roman road.
[Non nova est] [sed fama eius est magna,] [quod longa et bona via est.]
It isn’t new, but its fame is big, because it’s a long and good road.

4. [Multae viae Americanae olim erant malae,] [sed nunc bonae sunt.]
Many American roads were once bad, but now they’re good.
Via dura est.
Via bona est.

5. [In Italiā et in Americā bonas vias laudamus.]
In Italy and America, we praise
good roads.
[Vias malas non amamus.]
We don’t like bad roads.
[Vias duras amatis?]
Do you like hard roads?

7. There were many carts and horses on Roman roads.

8. [Agricolae in Viā Appiā erant.]
Farmers were on the Appian Way.
[Servi magni et parvi in viis erant.]
There were big and little servants on the roads.

9. [Ubi nunc equi sunt?]
Where are the horses
now?
[Ubi carri sunt?]
Where are the carts?
[Nunc servi non sunt.]
Now there are no servants.

10. [Agricola carrum bonum parat.]
The farmer is preparing a good cart.
[Agricola carrum laudat,] [quod novus et magnus est.]
The farmer is praising the cart because it’s big and new.

11. = + [Puellae carros non amant,] [quod duri sunt.]
[Puellae equos amant,] [quod boni sunt.] = +

12. [Agricola equos amat,] [quod in terrā laborant.]
[Servum malum non laudat,] [quod non laborat.]