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books:	litera littera

Examples of translating «books» in context:

He goes to the library to read books.	In bibliothecam it ut libros legat. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
These books are very old.	Hi libri valde antiqui sunt. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
You have many books.	Multos libros habes. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
They aren't my books.	Libri mei non sunt. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
I read books.	Libros lego. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
She has a few books.	Aliquos libros habet. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
He has written two books.	Is duos libros scripsit. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
There are a lot of books in the library.	Multi libri in bibliotheca sunt. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
He writes books.	Libros scribit. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
I learned a lot from his books.	Multa e libris eius novi. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
These are my books.	Hi libri mei sunt. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
Where are my books?	Ubi libri mei sunt? source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
He likes to read books.	Libros libenter legit. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
To read a lot of books is a good thing.	Bonum est multos libros legere. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
Books have a fate of their own.	Habent sua fata libelli. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
The boys bring their books every day.	Puer libros cotidie afferunt. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
I bought lots of books.	Multos libros emi. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
The books are ours.	Libri nostri sunt. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
Are there books on the table?	Suntne libri in mensa? source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
They read newspapers and books.	Acta diurna et libros legunt. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org

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