Latin help!!!???

Question

can any1 translate this??!! thx!
Cave illos homines! Illi certe nos in domus vicinas trahent et ibi nos necabunt.
Sed frustra, nam Marcus, metu commotus, postquam Sextum audivit clamantem, ad terram cecidit et iacebat in luto immobilis.
"Eho!" clamavit unus e praedonibus. "Quo abis, parvule? Quid est nomen tuum? Nonne tu filis es senatoris? Nonne nomen tuum est Marcus Cornelius?
Cui Marcus, "Quid vultis, scelesti? Nihil pecuniae habeo. Nolite me verberare. Si mihi nocueritis, pater meus certe vos puniet."
Sed interpellavit praedo, "Tace, puer. Tu es captivus noster neque ad patrem radibis. Nemo nunc poterit te servare. Ipse enim te necabo."

Answer 1

Roughly translated, it goes something like this (one of your words is a bit off, so I had to guess):

Beware those men! They will certainly drag us into a neighboring house and kill us there. But in error, for Marcus having been upset by fear after he heard Sextus shouting, fell to the ground and lay in the inexorable dirt.

"Hold on!" one of the robbers shouted. "Where do you go, small one? What is your name? Aren't you the son of a senator? Isn't your name Marcus Cornelius?"

To whom Marcus replied, "What do you want, accursed ones? I have no money. Do not beat me. If you hurt me, my father will certainly punish you."

But the robber interrupted, "Be silent, boy. You are our captive and (radibis? - we will not return) you to your father. No one will be able to save you now. For I will kill you myself."

Answer 2

It would take a while since I haven't done much Latin in 35 years. However, here is a link that may help you if you already know at least some of the vocabulary and tenses. It is a free site. There are a few people on YA who do good Latin translations and hopefully one of them will see your post. Good luck with it.