(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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he returned
to his companions
and ordered
them to prepare the ships
ad comitēs rediit et
iussit eōs nāvēs
parāre.
Jupiter himself orders me to go to Italy
Iuppiter ipse mē iubet ad Ītaliam īre.
what
should I do?
quid debeō facere?
soon the body of Dido was burning
mox corpus Dīdōnis ardēbat.
she ordered the slaves
to build
a huge pyre
servōs iussit magnam pyram aedificāre.
he was not able to neglect the orders of the gods
nōn poterat imperia deōrum neglegere
it was necessary for them to go to Italy
necesse erat eīs īre ad Ītaliam.
Aeneas was sad but nevertheless left Dido behind
Aenēās trīstis erat sed
tamen Dīdōnem relīquit
don't
live in Carthage
nōlī in Carthagine habitāre.
are you abandoning me? enemies will kill me!
me relinquis? hostes me necabunt!
but I warn
you: Phoenicians
will attack you
in the future
sed tē moneō: Pūnicī tē in
futurō petent.
she saw
the ships of the Trojans sailing to Italy
nāvēs Trōiānōrum vīdit ad Ītaliam nāvigantēs.
are you leaving secretly?
do you reject my love?
tune clām exīs? amōrem meum spernis?
immediately sail to Italy
and found a new Troy there
statim ad Ītaliam nāvigā et novam Trōiam ibi conde.
he ordered
me to say
these words
to you
mē iussit haec verba tibi dīcere
I don't seek Italy of my own will
Ītaliam nōn sponte meā petō
I don't reject your love. I'm not leaving quietly.
nōn amōrem tuum spernō. nōn tacite abeō.
but he
was not able
to return on account of Jupiter's words
sed redīre nōn poterat ob verba Iovis.
is Dido in danger?
estne Dīdō in periculō?
meanwhile Aeneas, while he was sailing, looked towards the city of Carthage
intereā Aenēās,
dum navigābat, ad urbem Carthaginem spectāvit.
then he returned to his companions and ships
tunc rediit ad comitēs nāvēsque.
the smoke rose to
the sky
fūmus ad caelum surrexit.
then Dido was truly angry
tum vērō Dīdō irata erat.
she took
a sword. everyone watched terrified
gladium cēpit. omnēs territī spectāvērunt.
Aeneas, when he heard Jupiter's words, was terrified
Aenēās, ubi verba Iovis audīvit,
territus erat.
but Dido saw everything; she ran to Aeneas
sed Dīdō omnia vīdit; ad Aenēan cucurrit
he was
sad but
anxiously sailed to Italy
trīstis erat sed ānxius ad Ītaliam nāvigābat.
everyone
was crying
because
they saw
Dido dead
omnēs lacrimābant quod Dīdōnem mortuam vidēbant.
