Відео

Learn how to describe a teacher in school with basic Latin. VOCABULARIUM: schola / ludus, magister, discipulus, discit, docet

Learn how to describe the days of the week in Latin. This is an informational video about "The Names of the Days," which highlights the Roman gods/goddesses and astronomical objects which gave the days their names. This video is specifically about the 7-day week, not about the earlier Roman Nundinal cycle or 8-day week. I recommend learning some vocabulary first: "NOX et DIES: Quid est in caelo...

Learn how to describe the days of the week in Latin. This is an informational video about "The Lights in the Sky," the astrological objects which the days of the week are named after. While they are often all called the Classical "planets," I have not done so in this video. This video is also specifically about the 7-day week, not about the earlier Roman Nundinal cycle or 8-day week. I recommen...

Learn how to describe the parts of a tree in basic Latin! VOCABULARIUM: arbor, radix, truncus, ramus, folium, frons Aligns with Latin passages such as Ovid's Metamorphoses Book 1: 547-564 (the transformation of Daphne), and Lucan's Pharsalia Book 1: 135 - 143 (comparing Pompey the Great to an Oak).

Learn how to describe a ghost in basic Latin! VOCABULARIUM: umbra, sepulcrum, terret, mortuus Matches the content in the Cambridge Latin Course Unit 1 Stage 7

Learn how to describe the job of a farmer on a farm in basic Latin. VOCABULARIUM: fundus, agricola, ager, aedificium, horreum*, frumentum Corresponds with material from Cambridge Latin Course Unit 2 Stage 13 *Note about the use of "horreum": In Classical Latin the horreum was a granary used to store grain or a warehouse to store oil, meat, vegetables, etc. A stabulum is a better word for a loca...

Learn how to describe a birthday in basic Latin! VOCABULARIUM: dies natalis, celebrat, cantat, placenta, donum Pairs with Cambridge Latin Course Unit 1 Stage 8 9 Vocabulary

Learn how to describe the face in basic Latin. VOCABULARIUM: facies, os, nasus, oculus, auris, supercilium Practice the main body parts first here: CORPUS I - The Body 1 ua-cam.com/video/gJS-Pk0tMJM/v-deo.html

Learn how to describe body parts in basic Latin, building on part one, "Corpus I" ( ua-cam.com/video/gJS-Pk0tMJM/v-deo.html ). VOCABULARIUM: umerus, manus, digitus, pes, genu

Learn how to answer the question, "What parts of the body does an animal have?" in basic Latin. VOCABULARIUM: corpus, pectus, caput, collum, bracchium, crus, CAUDA Practice the main body parts first here: CORPUS I - The Body 1 ua-cam.com/video/gJS-Pk0tMJM/v-deo.html

Learn how to describe the parts of the body in basic Latin. VOCABULARIUM: corpus, pectus, caput, collum, bracchium, crus

Learn how to describe an Ancient Roman sacrifice in basic Latin. VOCABULARIUM: sacrificium, victima, sacerdos, ara, vinum, patera, libat Aligns with Cambridge Latin Course (CLC) Unit 2 Stage 15 model sentences

Learn how to describe some parts of an ancient Roman temple in basic Latin. VOCABULARIUM: templum, deus, dea, ara, ianuae, cella, statua Works with Cambridge Latin Course - Unit 2 - Stage 17

Learn how to describe some modern clothes in basic Latin. VOCABULARIUM: vestis, camisia, tunica, bracae, gerit/gerunt Clarification: "Stola" is commonly used to mean a modern dress, but during certain Roman time period it referred to a specific type of dress worn only by Roman matrons (married women), while in other time periods or when used as a Greek word "stola" is more general. This is why ...

Vestes Romanorum Antiquorum - Clothes of the Ancient Romans

Gladiatores - Gladiators in Latin

Versipellis - Werewolf

NOX et DIES: Quid est in caelo? NIGHT and DAY

Draco - Dragon

Nauta - A Sailor

Mare - The Sea

Rex et Regina - King and Queen

ABest VERSUS ADest

In Theatro, pars secunda - In the Theater, second part

In Theatro, pars prima - In the Theater, first part

Mercator - A Merchant

TEMPESTAS 1: Quid est in caelo? WEATHER

Matrimonium - Marriage

Imperium Romanum 1: Ubi est Roma? Where is Rome?