Can anyone translate P&H salvete omnes!
H Paule . . . quid agis?
P ego in sellā sto. Quid tu agis?
H quid? Ego in sellā sedeo. Paulus stat in sellā, et ego sedeo in
sellā. Paule, cur tu in sellā stas? Noli stāre in sellā, sede in sellā!
P Oh. bene intellego. nunc sedeo in sellā. Ego stabam in sella, sed nunc sedeo.
H et nunc ego et Paulus sedemus in sellīs.
P Nos sedemus in sellis.
H Paule, in sellā sedes an stas?
P Nunc ego in sellā sedeo! non in sellā sto! est sella!
H Paule, ego volo currere. Visne tu currere mecum?
P ita! ego tecum volo currere. currere mihi placet!
H bene, surge.
P et tu, surge. Curramus!
H Paule, quid agis? tu non curris, tu stas. volebamus currere, non stare! Noli stare, curre!
P oh! Bene intellego. Curram!
H Paule, curris an salis?
P ah . . . ego salio. Non curro.

H quid agis? Tu non currebas, tu saliebas. volebamus currere, non salīre. Noli salīre, curre!
P oh! Bene intellego. curram.
H Paule, non. quid agis? ambulas an curris?
P ah . . . ego ambulabam. Non currebam.
H tu non currebas, tu ambulabas. volebamus currere, non ambulare. Noli ambulare, curre!
P hmmm... volo sedēre aut volo stāre aut volo ambulāre aut volo salīre...
H curre, Paule!
P bene, NUNC volo currere.
H optime! curramus!

Welcome to P&H all!

H Paul. . . How do you do?

P I stand in the chair. What are you doing?

H what? I sit in the chair. Paul stands on the chair and I sit in

a chair. Paul, why are you standing in the chair? Do not stand in a chair, sit in a chair!

P Oh. I understand well. now I'm sitting in the chair. I stood up in a chair, but now I'm sitting.

H and now I and Paul are sitting on chairs.

P We sit on chairs.

H Paul, are you sitting on a chair?

P Now I'm sitting in the chair! I'm not standing on the chair! is there a chair?

H Paul, I want to run. Do you want to run with me?

P yes! i want to run with you. i like to run!

H good, get up.

P and you, arise. Let us run!

H Paul, how are you? You are not running, you are standing. we wanted to run, not stand! Don't wait, run!

P oh! I understand well. I will run!

H Paul, are you running or salt?

P ah. . . I'm jumping. I don't run.

H how are you? You did not run, you were jumping. we wanted to run, not jump. Don't jump and run!

P oh! I understand well. run.

H Paul, no. How do you do? are you walking or running?

P ah. . . i walked I was not running.

H You did not run, you walked. we wanted to run, not to walk. Do not walk, run!

P hmmm... I want to sit or I want to stand or I want to walk or I want to jump...

H Run, Paul!

P: Well, I want to run NOW.

H very well! let us run!

the jewellery thief was as cunning as a fox.

explanation:

"as cunning as a fox" is the simile, because it compares two things using the words "like" or "as" to do it.