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Title	Legati Romanorum colloquium cum legatis inimicis...
Text Submitted by fertxi	Source language: Latin Legati Romanorum colloquium cum legatis inimicis habent Pulchra ara decorum in monte Palatino est Gladius, pilum et scutum arma romana sunt Romani bella per Gallian et Germaniam faciunt Brumae super Brittaniam in Septembrem cadunt Venti vela movent et nautae remos pulsant Vir patricius compluvium sed non piscinam in atrio habet
Remarks about the translation	Frases en latÃn, para castellano <hw>01/27/francky</hw>

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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.

Last validated or edited by Isildur__ - 3 February 2010 18:54

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		3 February 2010 01:10
	Isildur__ Number of messages: 276	Uffff I would need your help here! u_uU CC: Aneta B. Efylove
		3 February 2010 08:33
	Efylove Number of messages: 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 February 2010 08:54
	Aneta B. Number of messages: 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 February 2010 08:58
	Aneta B. Number of messages: 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 February 2010 13:34
	Efylove Number of messages: 1015	Oh, I didn't know the new rule! Thanks, Aneta...
		3 February 2010 18:08
	Aneta B. Number of messages: 4487
		3 February 2010 18:54
	Isildur__ Number of messages: 276	Thanks for your help!
		3 February 2010 19:50
	Aneta B. Number of messages: 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!