Translation of sentences: English to Pali

1. I walk.
   I = ahaṃ, walks = carati
   The verb corresponding to ahaṃ (first person singular) would be carāmi.
   Thus, I walk. = Ahaṃ carāmi.
2. She sits.
   she = sā, sits = nisīdati
   The verb corresponding to sā (third person singular) would be nisīdati.
   Thus, She sits. = Sā nisīdati.
3. You(s) sleep.
   you(s) = tvaṃ, sleeps = sayati
   The verb corresponding to tvaṃ (second person singular) would be sayasi.
   Thus, You(s) sleep. = Tvaṃ sayasi.
4. They eat.
   they = te / tā, tāyo / te, tāni, eats = bhuñjati
   As the subject is not specifically mentioned as being masculine or feminine, we can use any of the three words – te (m), tā (f), tāyo (f). (We will exclude neuter pronoun due to the action - ‘eating’.)
   The verb corresponding to te, tā, tāyo (third person plural) would be bhuñjanti.
   Thus, They eat. = Te / Tā / Tāyo bhuñjanti.
5. He speaks.
   he = so, speaks = bhāsati
   The verb corresponding to ‘so’ (third person singular) would be bhāsati.
   Thus, He speaks. = So bhāsati.
6. It falls.
   it = taṃ, falls = patati
   The verb corresponding to taṃ (third person singular) would be patati.
   Thus, It falls. = Taṃ patati.
7. We go.
   we = mayaṃ, goes = gacchati
   The verb corresponding to mayaṃ (first person plural) would be gacchāma.
   Thus, We go. = Mayaṃ gacchāma.