Exercises upon the Different Parts of Italian Speech, with References to Veneroni's Grammar / to which is added an abridgement of the Roman history, intended at once to make the learner acquainted with history, and the idiom of the Italian language

by Ferdinando Bottarelli

1. 1. Pray, friend,
   2. di grazia amíco
   3. what is your name?
   4. come chiamársi?

1. 1. My name is
   2. John Baptist.
   3. Giambattísta.

1. 1. What is
   2. come
   3. your brother’s
   4. name?
   5. fratéllo?

1. 1. His name is
   2. George Frederic Augustus.
   3. Giórgio Fedérico Augústo.

1. 1. What was
   2. come
   3. the late king of France’s
   4. defúnto re Fráncia?
   5. name?

1. 1. He was called
   2. chiamársi
   3. Lewis the Sixteenth.
   4. Luígi décimo sesto.

1. 1. What was
   2. come
   3. the queen of France’s
   4. regína Fráncia?
   5. name?

1. 1. Her name was
   2. chiamársi
   3. Mary Antoinette.
   4. Maria Antónina.

1. 1. What was
   2. come
   3. the late regent’s
   4. defúnto reggénte?
   5. name?