Why do you not answer me? Are you deaf or dumb? What are you doing?

The boy drove away the birds. From (the) father I received a book, and
from (the) brother I received a pen. (The) father gave me a sweet apple.
Here is the apple which I found. Yesterday I met your son, and he
politely greeted me. Three days ago (before three days) I visited your
cousin, and my visit gave (made) to him pleasure. When I came to him he
was sleeping, but I woke him.


I will relate to you a story. Will you tell me the truth? To day is
Saturday, and to-morrow will be Sunday. Yesterday was Friday, and the
day after to-morrow will be Monday. [Footnote: Notice that in these two
sentences "ankoraux" and "iam" express different meanings of the English
word "yet."] Have you yet found your watch? I have not yet looked for
it; when I have finished (shall finish) my work I will look for my
watch, but I fear that I shall not find it again. If you (shall) conquer
us, the people will say that only women you conquered. When you (shall)
attain the age of fifteen years you will receive the permission.

7.

I love myself, you love yourself, he loves himself, and every man loves
himself. I take care of her (so) as I take care of myself, but she takes
no care at all of herself, and does not look after herself at all. My
brothers had guests to-day; after supper our brothers went with the
guests out of their (our brothers') house and accompanied them as far as
their (the guests') house. I washed myself in my room, and she washed
herself in her room. The child was looking for its doll; I showed the
child where its doll lay. She related to him her adventure. She returned