est
he/she/it is
adest
he/she/it is there
rogat
he/she/it asks
stat
he/she/it stands (there)
vocat
he/she/it shouts, calls
dolet
he/she/it feels pain, regrets
gaudet
he/she/it is happy
ridet
he/she/it laughs
sedet
he/she/it sits
et
and, also
hic
here
iam
already, now
ibi
there
nam
because, namely
subito
suddenly
ubi
where
-t (ending for what kind of verb?)
The ending for 3rd person singular verbs (he, she, and it)
is
he
ea
she
id
it
Hic est Marcus, ibi est Titus.
Titus in Colosseo sedet et gaudet, nam Aemilia iam adest.
Marcus dolet, nam Cornelia cessat.
Iam Aemilia rogat: "Ubi est Cornelia?"
Et Titus: "Cornelia cessat."
Subito Marcus vocat: "Ibi Cornelia est, ibi stat!"
Ridet et gaudet.
Here is Marcus, there is Titus. Titus in the Collosseum sits and is happy, because Aemilia already is there. Marcus feels pain, because Cornelia has people wait for her. Now Aemilia asks: "Where is Cornelia?" And Titus: "Cornelia has people wait on her." Suddenly Marcus shouts: "There Cornelia is, there she stands!" He laughs and is happy.