LingQ Mini Stories, 8 - Lisabētha novōs calceōs emere vult

Lisabētha novōs calceōs emere vult. Élisabeth||chaussures|acheter| Elizabeth|new|shoes|to buy|wants Lisabētha möchte neue Schuhe kaufen. Lisabētha wants to buy new shoes.

ad sūtrīnam it. |à la couture| to|the tailor|he goes er geht zum Sutra. he goes to the sutra.

ibi multī et pulchrī calceī sunt. |||beaux|souliers| there|many|and|beautiful|shoes|are ||||zapatos| there are many and beautiful shoes.

par calceōrum caeruleōrum in pedibus suīs experītur. par|des sandales|bleus||pieds|ses|il essaie pair|of shoes|blue|in|feet|his|he experiences ein Paar blaue Schuhe an seinen Füßen. a pair of blue shoes was worn on his feet.

calceī caeruleī nimis rēstrictī sunt. |bleus|trop|restreints| shoes|blue|too|tight|are Die blauen Schuhe sind zu eng. The blue shoes are too tight.

par calceōrum nigrōrum experītur. pair|of shoes|black|he/she/it tries on Es wird ein Paar schwarze Schuhe getragen. A pair of black shoes is worn.

hī calceī valdē commodī sunt. these|shoes|very|comfortable|are These shoes are very comfortable.

Lisabētha rogat quantī cōnstent calceī nigrī. Elizabeth|asks|how much|cost|shoes|black Lisabētha fragt, wie viel die schwarzen Schuhe kosten. Lisabētha asks how much the black shoes are.

calceī nigrī cōnstant quadringentīs et quīnquāgintā dollarīs. shoes|black|cost|four hundred|and|fifty|dollars black shoes cost four hundred and fifty dollars.

Lisabētha maestē calceōs dēpōnit atque discēdit. Elizabeth|sadly|shoes|takes off|and|departs Lisabetha zog voller Trauer ihre Schuhe aus und ging. Lisabetha took off her shoes in sorrow and left.

haec est eadem fābula ā Lisabēthā nārrāta. this|is|same|story|by|Elizabeth|told this is the same fable as told by Lisabēthā.

novōs calceōs emere volō. new|shoes|to buy|I want I want to buy new shoes.

ad sūtrīnam eō. to|the tailor|I go to the sutra

ibi multī et pulchrī calceī sunt. there|many|and|beautiful|shoes|are there are many and beautiful shoes.

par calceōrum caeruleōrum in pedibus meōs experior. pair|of shoes|blue|in|feet|my|I try on Ich probiere ein Paar blaue Schuhe an meinen Füßen aus. I try a pair of blue shoes on my feet.

calceī caeruleī nimis rēstrictī sunt. shoes|blue|too|tight|are Die blauen Schuhe sind zu eng. The blue shoes are too tight.

par calceōrum nigrōrum experior. pair|of shoes|black|I try I'm trying on a pair of black shoes.

hī calceī valdē commodī sunt. these|shoes|very|comfortable|are These shoes are very comfortable.

rogō quantī cōnstent calceī nigrī. I ask|for how much|cost|shoes|black I ask how much the black shoes fit.

calceī nigrī cōnstant quadringentīs et quīnquāgintā dollarīs. shoes|black|cost|four hundred|and|fifty|dollars black shoes cost four hundred and fifty dollars.

maestē calceōs dēpōnō atque discēdō. sadly|shoes|I take off|and|I leave I put off my shoes in sorrow and left.

Quaestiōnēs. Questions Questions.

1) Lisabētha novōs calceōs emere vult. Elizabeth|new|shoes|to buy|wants 1) Lisabētha wants to buy new shoes. vultne Lisabētha emere novōs calceōs? does (she) want|Elizabeth|to buy|new|shoes Does Lisabetha want to buy new shoes? sīc, Lisabētha novōs calceōs emere vult. thus|Elizabeth|new|shoes|to buy|wants So, Lisabetha wants to buy new shoes.

2) multī et pulchrī calceī sunt in sūtrīnā. many|and|beautiful|shoes|are|in|the shoebox 2) Im Sutra gibt es viele und schöne Schuhe. 2) There are many and beautiful shoes in the sutra. suntne multī calceī in sūtrīnā? are there|many|shoes|in|the store Are there many shoes in the sutra? sīc, sunt multī et pulchrī calceī in sūtrīnā. thus|there are|many|and|beautiful|shoes|in|the shoestore yes, there are many and beautiful shoes in the sutra.

3) Lisabētha experītur par calceōrum caeruleōrum et par calceōrum nigrōrum. Elizabeth|tries on|pair|of shoes|blue|and|pair|of shoes|black 3) Elizabeth experienced a pair of blue shoes and a pair of black shoes. experīturne Lisabētha duo paria calceōrum? will you try|Elizabeth|two|pairs|of shoes Did Lisabetha wear two pairs of shoes? sīc, Lisabētha experītur duo paria calceōrum. thus|Elizabeth|tries on|two|pairs|of shoes Thus, Lisabētha experienced two pairs of shoes. experītur pār caeruleum atque pār nigrum. he/she/it experiences|equal|blue|and|equal|black it is experienced by a pair of blue and a pair of black.

4) prīmum, experītur Lisabētha calceōs caeruleōs. first|she tries on|Elizabeth|shoes|blue 4) First, Lisabetha wears blue shoes. experīturne Lisabētha prīmum pār calceōrum rubrōrum? will she try|Elizabeth|first|pair|of shoes|red Did Elizabeth experience the first pair of red shoes? minimē, Lisabētha nōn experītur calceōs rubrōs. not at all|Elizabeth|||shoes|red at least, Lisabetha is not used to red shoes. experītur caeruleōs calceōs et nigrōs calceōs. he/she tries on|blue|shoes|and|black|shoes experienced blue shoes and black shoes.

5) nimis angustī sunt caeruleī calceī. too|narrow|are|blue|shoes 5) the blue shoes are too narrow. suntne caeruleī calceī commodī? are|blue|shoes|comfortable are the blue shoes comfortable? minimē, caeruleī calceī nōn sunt commodī. not at all|blue|shoes|not|are|comfortable at least, the blue shoes are not comfortable. nimis rēstrictī sunt. too|restricted|are they are too restricted.

6) calceī nigrī sunt valdē commodī. shoes|black|are|very|comfortable 6) black shoes are very comfortable. suntne calceī nigrī commodī? are|shoes|black|comfortable are black shoes comfortable? sunt, calceī nigrī sunt commodī. are|shoes|black|are|comfortable they are comfortable in black shoes.

7) calceī nigrī cōnstant quadringentīs et quīnquāgintā dollarīs. shoes|black|cost|four hundred|and|fifty|dollars 7) black shoes cost four hundred and fifty dollars. suntne calceī nigrī pretiōsī? are (they)|shoes|black|expensive Are black shoes expensive? sunt, calceī nigrī sunt pretiōsī. they are|shoes|black|they are|expensive they are, the black shoes are precious. cōnstant quadringentīs et quīnquāgintā dollarīs. cost|four hundred|and|fifty|dollars they amount to four hundred and fifty dollars.

8) Lisabētha calceōs dēpōnit atque discēdit. Elizabeth|shoes|removes|and|departs 8) Lisabetha puts off her shoes and leaves. emitne Lisabētha calceōs? does (he/she/it) buy|Elizabeth|shoes Did Lisabetha buy shoes? minimē, Lisabētha nōn emit calceōs. |Elizabeth|||shoes At least Lisabetha didn't buy shoes. dēpōnit illōs atque discēdit ex tabernā. he/she puts down|them|and|he/she departs|from|the tavern Er stellte sie ab und verließ den Laden. He put them down and left the shop.