I'm quite new to Latin, and try to write short stories as practice. I currently know only the present tense and have a rather limited vocabulary, so the stories still sound somewhat poor.
I'd be glad if you could correct my errors and give whatever other tips:
Marcus est puer. Pater Marcī est argentārius, nunc est occupātus. Marcus prope iānuam stat et clāmōrem facit. ‘Satis, fīlius!’ clāmat pater. Sed puer nōn est quiētus. ‘Cūr tū mē vexās?’ inquit pater.
‘Father, I am bored...’
‘Quid tū dīcis? Linguam Anglicam nōn sciō.’
‘Linguam Anglicam in interrētī discō, sed nēmō in urbe mē intellegit.’
‘Marcus, sumus in Rōmā antīquā, lingua Anglica nōn exsistit; barbarī in Britanniā Celtice loquuntur.’
Pater exit...
‘Ubi est pater?’ inquit Marcus.
‘Pater abest, ad tabernam contendit’ servus respondet.
Pater tabernam petit et librum Anglicum emit. Pater quoque linguam Anglicam discit et puerum intelegit.
Thanks