dominus me amat. dominus me amat quod vitam fili servabam.sum xeno; romae ( in rome) sum sextus. mox liber (free)ero.

Salve! Ad te advenio. Clarius exprime, quid tibi opus est discere vel scire de hac sententia "Dominus me amat. Dominus me amat quod vitam fili servabam. Sum xeno; Romae sum sextus. Mox liber ero."?

Latin is an ancient language, and your statement translates to: "The master loves me. The master loves me because I saved his son's life. I am a slave; I am in Rome, and I am the sixth. Soon, I will be free."

The lord and I are friends. The master is grateful to me because I had at one time saved his son's life in front of the temple. In Greece my name was Xeno: my Roman name is a common Roman boy’s name. Soon I hope to be free and to be a Roman man.

Are you supposed to translate that? If so, post your translation, and I'll check your work for you.