Multi Romani copiam aquae in carris spectant. Would this translate to "Many Romans see the suply of water in the carriages?" Thanks, hopefully this will be the last question.

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Multi Romani copiam aquae in carris spectant.  Would this translate to "Many Romans see the suply of water in the carriages?" Thanks, hopefully this will be the last question.

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I think "in wagons" makes more sense than "in carriages." Carrus is the noun meaning a type of Gallic wagon (not a Roman carriage). The rest seems correct.