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Titel	Legati Romanorum colloquium cum legatis inimicis...
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Los embajadores de los romanos tienen una conversaciÃ³n con los embajadores enemigos.
Hay un hermoso altar decorado en el monte Palatino.
Una espada, una lanza y un escudo son las armas romanas.
Los romanos estÃ¡n en guerras con la Galia y con Germania.
En septiembre caÃan heladas sobre Britania.
Los vientos mueven las velas y los navegantes impulsan los remos.
El hombre patricio en el atrio tiene un compluvio, no una piscina.

Senest valideret eller redigeret af Isildur__ - 3 Februar 2010 18:54

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		3 Februar 2010 01:10
	Isildur__ Antal indlæg: 276	Uffff I would need your help here! u_uU CC: Aneta B. Efylove
		3 Februar 2010 08:33
	Efylove Antal indlæg: 1015	Hi Isildur_! I think we have a homework here: very short and simple sentences. But let's wait for Aneta's opinion... Otherwise, we will provide you all the bridges you need.
		3 Februar 2010 08:54
	Aneta B. Antal indlæg: 4487	"Roman messangers/envoys had a disccusion with messangers of the host. There is a beautiful ornament altar at the Palatin Hill. (decorum--> decora??) Roman arms consist of a sword, a javelin and a shield. The Romans are at war with Gaul and Germania. (literally: make a war in/for Gaul and Germania) There was a freezing weather in Britannia in September. (literally Brittannia met a winter in September) The winds moves the sails and sailors row (literally: hit the rows) The patrician man had a compluvium, not a piscina (shallow basin) in an atrium".
		3 Februar 2010 08:58
	Aneta B. Antal indlæg: 4487	Of course it was a homework, but, maybe you don't know Efee, the rules about homewords changed nowadays... We put them in standby for two weeks and after that we transalate them... This notification <hw>01/27/francky</hw> means that Francky put the text in standby until 27th of January.
		3 Februar 2010 13:34
	Efylove Antal indlæg: 1015	Oh, I didn't know the new rule! Thanks, Aneta...
		3 Februar 2010 18:08
	Aneta B. Antal indlæg: 4487
		3 Februar 2010 18:54
	Isildur__ Antal indlæg: 276	Thanks for your help!
		3 Februar 2010 19:50
	Aneta B. Antal indlæg: 4487	You're welcome! But I've just noticed I made a mistake of a tense in last sentence: had a compluvium --> has got a compluvium I apologize a lot!