Discuss the daily activities of Roman citizens, including work, leisure, and family life. Use words like "labōrō" (to work), "domus" (house), "familia" (family), and "cēna" (dinner).
Talk about traveling within the Roman Empire using words like "iterum" (journey), "mare" (sea), "flūmen" (river), and "nāvis" (ship). Discuss different locations, such as "urbs" (city) and "īnsula" (island).
Have conversations about Roman gods and goddesses, using words like "deus" (god), "dea" (goddess), "templum" (temple), and "caelum" (sky).
Discuss famous Latin authors, their works, and the beauty of the Latin language. Use words like "verbum" (word), "epistula" (letter), "nārrāre" (to tell), and "scrībere" (to write).
Talk about the Roman army, famous battles, and military strategies. Use words like "mīles" (soldier), "legiō" (legion), "gladius" (sword), "pugnāre" (to fight), and "bellum" (war).
Discuss Roman social classes, politics, and important figures in Roman history. Use words like "senātor" (senator), "Rōmānus" (Roman), "cīvis" (citizen), "imperātor" (emperor), and "rēx" (king).
Talk about the various forms of entertainment in Ancient Rome, such as gladiator fights, chariot races, and theater. Use words like "spectō" (to watch), "lūdī" (games), and "tūrba" (crowd).