Conversation, phrases and simple grammar in Latino sine Flexione - pt. 1

I've finally begun to create a simple conversation handbook for Latino sine Flexione, since a lot of people have asked me about how to start learning the language and "just take a Latin dictionary and use the ablative etc. etc." isn't really that appealing when you just want to start using a language. This will probably end up as about twenty or so posts, after which I'll join them all and upload them to scribd.com.

Numbers

one	uno
two	duo
three	tres
four	quattuor
five	quinque
six	sex
seven	septem
eight	octo
nine	novem
ten	decem

Where is...

Where?	Ubi?
Where is (it)?	Ubi es?
Where is the station?	Ubi es statione?
Where is the school?	Ubi es schola?
Where is the market?	Ubi es mercatu?
Where is the hotel?	Ubi es hospitio?

What is this?

What is this?	Que es isto?
It's a pencil.	Es graphio.
What is that?	Que es illo?
It's a chair.	Es cathedra.
It's a house.	Es domo.

Who are you?

Who are you?	Qui es vos?
I'm Steven.	Me es Steven.
I'm a doctor.	Me es medico.
I'm a traveller.	Me es viatore.
I'm a professor.	Me es professore.

How much?

How much is this?	Quanto es isto?
It's five euros.	Es quinque euro.
How much is this book?	Quanto es isto libro?
It's nine euros.	Es novem euro.
How much is this in dollars?	Quanto es isto in dolar(es)?