Your home Here you can find out how to say what sort of home you live in, and where it is. You habitasne can also learn what all the inaororett rooms are called. ineule? Where do you live? New words . min TTT) aut or > domus (f) house U insula (f) apartment 5 : palitium (n) palace x in urbe in the city uri in the country ad mare at, by the sea apa (m) Da ss fama) Mom ‘ in palatio larva (f) ghost habito, ubjes/estis? where are you? balneum (n) bathroom cenaculum(n) dining room cubiculum (n) bedroom medidnum (n) living room ccoquina (f) kitchen vestibulum (n) hall tabuldtum (n) story, floor in summo on the top tabulato floor habito Vive in City or country? in urbe habito.Where is everyone? Dad comes home and wants to find out where Then see if you can answer the questions everyone is. Look at the pictures and see if you below the litle pictures. can tell him. (For example, avia in mediano est.) ? avus Fetrus in eummo Isabella quis in balneo est? quis in cubiculo est? i avia est? ubi larva est? ubi Isabella est? ubi Petrus est? Cover up the pictures and see if | live in a city. You live in Grandma lives in an you can remember how to say the country. apartment building these things. The answers are ‘The bedroom is on the Quintus is in the bathroom. on page 47 top story. We live in a house. 7Looking for things Here you can find out how to ask someone what they are looking for and tell them where things are. You can also learn lots of words for things around the house. New words quaero quaeris liquid ccricétus (m) repério eum/eam/id in armério sub sponda post velum inter plantas sponda (f) sella () velum (n) planta (f) mensa (f) librarium (n) tapéte (n) telephénum (n) vasculum (n) | look for you look for something a hamster Hind himv/her/it invon the cupboard under the sofa behind the curtain among the plants sofa chair curtain plant table bookcase carpet television telephone vase Prepositions at, to, by the side of (+ acc.) by, from (+ abl.) in front of (+ acc.) out of (+ abl.) in G abl,), into (+ acc.) behind, after (+ acc.) near (+ acc.) under (+ acc. & abl.) The accusative case* for nouns ending in =us oF -um is-um, and the ablative case | is -0. For nouns ending in -a, the accusative is -am and the ablative is -a. The missing hamster cricetum meum quaero. eum reperire quaerisne aliquid? E non poseural etiam sub sponda tion est. eccel inter plantas eat! 18 *Youcan find out more about cases on page 42,