Lūcia et alexander
lucia et melissa prope palaestram ambulant. lucia
alexandrum videt.
lucia: melissa, ecce! iuvenis ille est alexander.
melissa: quis est alexander?
lucia: alexander est iuvenis graecus. theodorus in
palaestra cotidië alexandrum et quintum
docet. quintus et alexander amicissimi sunt.
melissa: quam pulcher est alexander!
lucia: alexander est callidissimus, heri alexander
rhëtori et amicis optimum argumentum explicavit.
melissa: quintus quoque callidus est.
lúcia: alexander est callidior quam quintus. nös römäni
nön semper sumus meliörēs quam graeci.
melissa: alexander të dēlectat?
lücia: minimë! quam ridicula es, melissa!
(lūcia ērubēscit.)
can someone translate this?

this is latin and the traslation is as follows:

Lucia  and Alexander

Lucia and Melissa walking near the school. Lucia

sees Alexander.

Lucia: Melissa, look! That young man is Alexander.

Melissa:  who is Alexander?

Lucia: Alexander is a young Greek. Theodore  teaches Alexander and Quintus the gymnastic exercises .

Quintus and Alexander became friends soon.

Melissa: how handsome is Alexander!

Lucia: Alexander is cunning, yesterday, Alexander  gave an excellent rhetoric explicative argument.

Melissa: Quintus is very prudent.

Lucia: Alexander is more subtle than Quintus. We romans , we are not always better than the Greeks.

Melissa:  do you like Alexander?

Lucia: Not at all! how funny you are, Melissa!

(Light blush.)