LNM1 Ch 9: Talking and Getting Dressed for a Party - Michael Garcia | Library

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Draggable item		Corresponding Item
pilleus, pilleī, m.		scarf
brācae, brācārum, f. pl.		jeans
tunica, tunicae, f.		trousers
gestō, gestāre + accusative		sneakers
perspicillum fuscātum, perspicillī fuscātī, n.		shoes
perspicillum, perspicillī, n.		shirt, blouse
camīsia, camīsiae, f.		skirt
umbella, umbellae, f.		gloves
castula, castulae, f.		I am wearing
brācae Genāvēnsēs		sunglasses
calceāmenta, calceāmentōrum, n. pl.		glasses
calceāmenta āthlētica, calceāmentōrum āthlēticōrum, n. pl.		cap
digitābula, digitābulōrum, n. pl.		dress
tībiālia, tībiālium, n. pl.		T-shirt
amictōrium, amictōriī, n.		socks
stola, stolae, f.		coat
subūcula, subūculae, f.		umbrella
vestis, vestis, f.		dress, garment

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Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Indue camīsiam.		“Take off (your) coat.”
Pōne calceāmenta.		“I will wear . . .”
Exue tunicam.		“Put on (your) shirt.”
Lēvigā brācās.		“Iron (your) trousers.”
Pōne pilleum.		“Take off (your) shoes.”
Sūme pilleum.		“Take off (your) hat.”
Gestābō + accusative . . .		“What are you going to wear?”
Sūme calceāmenta.		“Put on (your) shoes.”
Velim gestāre + accusative . . .		“Put on (your) hat.”
Quid gestābis?		“I would like to wear . . .”

GETTING DRESSED FOR A PARTY
Create a new conversation, modeled on the one above, but substituting different names of articles of clothing for the ones used in the original dialogue.

• breviōrēs brācae, breviōrum brācārum, f. pl. – shorts
• cingulum, cingulī, n. – belt
• digitālia, digitālium, n. pl. – gloves
• fōcāle, fōcālis, n. – tie (necktie)
• pērula, pērulae, f. – purse
• sandalium, sandaliī, n. – sandal
• soccī, soccōrum, n. pl. – slippers
• subligar natātōrium, subligāris natātōriī, n. – swim trunks
• thōrax lāneus, thōrācis lāneī, m. – sweater
• tunica, tunicae, f. – jacket
• vestis natātōria, vestis natātōriae, f. – swimsuit

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Marīa: Quid hodiē (today) gestābis, Christīna?
Christīna: _______ et _______ pulchram gestābō. Quid tū gestābis, Marīa?
Marīa: Ego _______  velim gestāre.
Helena: _______  nōn sunt valdē pulchrae.
Marīa: Quid gestābis tū, Helena?
Helena: Ego _______ gestāre velim.
Marīa: Venietne ad cōnvīvium Mārcus? (Is Marcus coming to the party?)
Christīna: Ita. (Yes.)
Marīa: Nunc intellegō . . . Putō Mārcum Helenam amāre et ā Helenā amārī. Indue, Helena, _______ et tū, Christīna, indue _______ et _______ pulchram. Ego autem meās _______  gestāre velim et _______ .
Helena: Bene. Nunc parārī dēbēmus. Venītisne? (Are you coming?)