Ecce, Mārcus! Ego tabulam teneō; tū nāvem spectās.

Look, Marcus! I am holding a writing tablet; you are looking at the ship.

Nāvem videō. Servī hūc ambulant et amphorās portant.

I see the ship. The slaves are walking here and carrying amphoras.

Quid servī portant? Vīnumne habent?

What are the slaves carrying? Do they have wine?

Ita, multās amphorās vidēmus! Servī vīnum Hispānum habent.

Yes, we see many amphoras! The slaves have Spanish wine.

Bene! Ego et tū frūmentum et vīnum habēmus.

Good! You and I have grain and wine.

Sed spectā, Lūcius! Oleum quoque servī habent.

But look, Lucius! The slaves also have oil.

Mārcus et Lūcius sunt laetī. Nōs frūmentum in horreō habēmus.

Marcus and Lucius are happy. We have grain in the granary.

Nōs pecūniam et mercēs habēmus, sed via est angusta!

We have money and goods, but the street is narrow!

Heus! Servī cistās portant et clāmant.

Hey! The slaves are carrying chests and shouting.

Servī et saccāriī sunt in viā. Viam tenent!

The slaves and dockworkers are in the street. They are blocking the street!

Vōs manētis, servī! Nihil movētis.

You are staying put, slaves! You are not moving anything.

Ego servōs moneō. Ad dextram movētis, amīcī! Viam patētis!

I am warning the slaves. Move to the right, friends! Open up the street!

Iam servī viam tūtam habent. Frūmentum et amphorās rēctē portant.

Now the slaves have a clear street. They are carrying the grain and amphoras properly.

Servī in horreum ambulant. Vōs amīcī amātis labōrem!

The slaves are walking into the warehouse. You friends love the work!

Nōs omnēs mercēs tenēmus antequam hiems venit.

We hold all the goods before winter comes.

Mārcus et Lūcius sunt parātī. Mare clausum tūtō habēmus!

Marcus and Lucius are ready. We safely have the closed sea!