"Femina pecuniosa vinum et garum habet."

Translation: The rich woman has the wine and the fish sauce.

[Paul845687]

Ah yes, the universal indicator for wealth - fish sauce

[jaiirapetjan]

That's an interesting diet. She needs some fiber...

[BrendaniusFruust]

It's Jules from Cougar Town, she'll never change.

[CarolynJan10]

Hopefully not in the same glass.

[CaseyDandee]

A liquid lunch!

[Justin751801]

Just.. don't get them mixed up, whatever you do

[Mary19638]

What's wrong with "The rich woman has wine and fish sauce"?

[Scian4]

Nothing. Accepted for me, March 2021

[DebF26]

Femina here sounds like bene na

[BrendaniusFruust]

Why is fish sauce such a big deal in this lesson? Was it all the rage at the Patricii slave orgy parties?

[Jon235428]

It was a very common condiment at the time. Kind of like how ketchup is very common is the western world now

[BrendaniusFruust]

Oh, cool! Thanks.

[Gluke.]

If I were a waiter, how would I translate "the rich woman IS HAVING the wine and the fish sauce" ?

[DonaldYTKA]

The rich woman has everything, really.

[tkdblake93]

Diluted wine, no doubt.

[bufobufobufo34]

The word femina does not sound right

[Sue919013]

Would "femina diva" also work?

[SyedMoheel]

Quoque et psittacum ebrium...

[jcarty123]

It's interesting how close "vinum" (weenum) is to both our words "wine" and "vine".

[Scian4]

There may be a reason for that... ;)