To support the ORIGINES PICTAE project, contribute to their Kickstarter here before May 20, 2023, to get a free Roman Calendar and to be first in line to receive the finished graphic novel later this year: www.kickstarter.com/projects/originespictae/origines-pictae?ref=4p1plt ⬅ 📕
Thanks for posting full-length Latin content like this. I don't speak Latin, but after some minutes of listening it on the background, my brain gets convinced it's Italian I'm listening to, LOL.
Salvete! Quamvis adhuc in spectando sim, iam adnotare volo mihi valde placere, quod Franciscus dixit fabulas de personis magis quam de historia agere (nam mihi personae magis studium movent quam historia ;-) ), et laudo quod dixit Roxanus: necesse esse latinitatem novis rebus imbuere. Utcumque, est praeclarum et laudabile inceptum, quod contribuit ad renascentiam linguae latinae!
Thank you for this video! I am trying to speak latin myself and having a way to hear people casualy speak in latin is pure gold, hope to see much more of such videos that are a bit more podcast-like. I still have a lot of difficulties to understand a few things that are said - especially when Roxanus speaks, he is very fast - but it helps a lot.
euge! at tamen mihi rogandum est: cur id, quod vulgus "comic" appellat latine "fabula nubeculata" dicitur? Propterea quod dicanda nubeculis scripti sunt?
@@ryankaufman3590 Oh, I've also had the same thought when hearing speakers in a language app speaking Latin with a strong American accent. That was less interesting than annoying, though, considering it was a learning resource.
@@ryankaufman3590 I'd rather hear Latin with an Italian accent than with an English accent. Likewise, I'd rather hear English with a German accent than with a Spanish accent.
Mirabile. iam diu hic idea cogitabam propter artem et pingendi studeo in universitate et valde amat librum comoedia (not sure how to say comic books) etiam diu volebam agere aliquid similis hoc in latine itaque valde gaudeo videre aliquid sicut hoc. tandem latine lingua resurget iterum (Forgive any errors, struggling with conjugations and declensions)
@@chideraalexanderdex547 @chideraalexanderdex547 "Pingendī studeō" dēbet esse "pingendum studeō". "In Latīnē" quoque prāvum est. "Latīnē" adverbium est, ergō praepositiō "in" nōn necesse est. "Valdē amat librum cōmoedia" dēbet esse "valdē amō librum nūbēculātum". In verbō "tandem", littera T dēbet esse mājuscula. "Hic idea cōgitābam" dēbet esse "hoc cōnsilium cōgitābam" et "si tē animadvertit" dēbet esse "si animadvertās". "Hoc sententia ipse" dēbet esse "hāc sententiā ipsā".
@@Brandon55638gratias tibi ago pro tanto beneficio, sed quaestiones habeo circa correctiones tuas, cur est 'hac sententia ipse' in vicem 'hoc sententia ipsa '? Et cur est 'pingendum studeo' rectus et 'pingendi studeo' non rectus Iterum, multas gratias tibi ago pro auxilium tuum et tempus tuus. Scio ut explicare hac reii non tam facile est
@@chideraalexanderdex547 Voluī dīcere "hāc sententiā ipsā" ut nōmen et prōnōmina concordent, scīlicet. "Pingendum" est gerundīvum et objectum verbī "studeō" ergō dēbet esse in casū accūsātīvō. Fortasse "studeō artem pingendī" dīcere vīs. In hōc casū rēctum est.
To support the ORIGINES PICTAE project, contribute to their Kickstarter here before May 20, 2023, to get a free Roman Calendar and to be first in line to receive the finished graphic novel later this year: www.kickstarter.com/projects/originespictae/origines-pictae?ref=4p1plt ⬅ 📕
Thanks for posting full-length Latin content like this. I don't speak Latin, but after some minutes of listening it on the background, my brain gets convinced it's Italian I'm listening to, LOL.
I’m pleased you like it!
The other two speak with a very strong Italian accent which is why I'm not surprised
Quam mirabile ! Multo opere laetor hunc librum conscriptum fuisse ! Ac tibi Lucio gratias ago pro colloquio !
Expectō librum legere!
This is great!! I love it when you review and discuss new latin books 📚
Salvete! Quamvis adhuc in spectando sim, iam adnotare volo mihi valde placere, quod Franciscus dixit fabulas de personis magis quam de historia agere (nam mihi personae magis studium movent quam historia ;-) ), et laudo quod dixit Roxanus: necesse esse latinitatem novis rebus imbuere. Utcumque, est praeclarum et laudabile inceptum, quod contribuit ad renascentiam linguae latinae!
Opus splendidum 🎉
salutem Roxano dico
Euge! Iam Kickstarter subscripsi sed valde placet colloquium
Macte virtute! Volo hoc legere!
Thank you for this video! I am trying to speak latin myself and having a way to hear people casualy speak in latin is pure gold, hope to see much more of such videos that are a bit more podcast-like. I still have a lot of difficulties to understand a few things that are said - especially when Roxanus speaks, he is very fast - but it helps a lot.
I’ll do my best to produce more like this!
If you want to listen to more spoken Latin you can watch the videos of the other channel of Luke. It’s called Legio XIII. Maybe that could help you ;)
@@Tep2610 I didnt even know that channel existed. I will definitivly go check it out. Thanks!
Wow, just wow
I love that Decimus Helvidius Rufus got a cameo. Hopefully we learn about how he met Emperor Trajan...
Some day! Perhaps this summer
Thanks for posting Luke👍
OMG the mustache! I have one too!
Soфôs! Certe, empturus sum! 😮
Belle! Optiōnem ut dēlīneer ēmī: mē ipsum in fabulā vidēre cupiō 😊
Gratiās prō munere vestrō, quia hōc modō efficimus ut Latīnitās resurgat
Grātulor!
euge! at tamen mihi rogandum est: cur id, quod vulgus "comic" appellat latine "fabula nubeculata" dicitur? Propterea quod dicanda nubeculis scripti sunt?
Rēctē!
Interesting to hear the authors speaking Latin with a descernible Italian accent. ;-)
They often think a similar thought: "dreadful to hear people speaking Latin with a discernible English accent!"
(Sed certe, esse loquens Italice errores proprios creat, vel potest, saltem)
@@ryankaufman3590 Oh, I've also had the same thought when hearing speakers in a language app speaking Latin with a strong American accent. That was less interesting than annoying, though, considering it was a learning resource.
@@ryankaufman3590 I'd rather hear Latin with an Italian accent than with an English accent. Likewise, I'd rather hear English with a German accent than with a Spanish accent.
@@pierreabbat6157i believe latin sounds best coming from a Spanish accent but you are right better Italian than American
Historia est magistra vitae)
That's the guy from one of the speaking Latin in Rome videos!
Yes! Francesco
Optimissimo
Belle fecistis!
Ég skil ykkur ekki eða það sem að þið segið 😂
Ecce quod quoque scribendum est in lingua latina et cum pictoribus abundantis..200pp liber de dinosauribus
" What any defferent until, old latinica,classical latinica and vulgar latinica 🙄⁉️"
Mihi valde placet vos auscultare
Mirabile. iam diu hic idea cogitabam propter artem et pingendi studeo in universitate et valde amat librum comoedia (not sure how to say comic books) etiam diu volebam agere aliquid similis hoc in latine itaque valde gaudeo videre aliquid sicut hoc. tandem latine lingua resurget iterum
(Forgive any errors, struggling with conjugations and declensions)
"Comic book" Latīnē est "liber nūbēculātum".
@@Brandon55638 gratias ago, potesne dicere mihi si te animadvertit ullam aliam errorem in prior sententiae meae aut in hoc sententia ipse?
@@chideraalexanderdex547 @chideraalexanderdex547 "Pingendī studeō" dēbet esse "pingendum studeō". "In Latīnē" quoque prāvum est. "Latīnē" adverbium est, ergō praepositiō "in" nōn necesse est. "Valdē amat librum cōmoedia" dēbet esse "valdē amō librum nūbēculātum". In verbō "tandem", littera T dēbet esse mājuscula. "Hic idea cōgitābam" dēbet esse "hoc cōnsilium cōgitābam" et "si tē animadvertit" dēbet esse "si animadvertās". "Hoc sententia ipse" dēbet esse "hāc sententiā ipsā".
@@Brandon55638gratias tibi ago pro tanto beneficio, sed quaestiones habeo circa correctiones tuas, cur est 'hac sententia ipse' in vicem 'hoc sententia ipsa '? Et cur est 'pingendum studeo' rectus et 'pingendi studeo' non rectus
Iterum, multas gratias tibi ago pro auxilium tuum et tempus tuus. Scio ut explicare hac reii non tam facile est
@@chideraalexanderdex547 Voluī dīcere "hāc sententiā ipsā" ut nōmen et prōnōmina concordent, scīlicet. "Pingendum" est gerundīvum et objectum verbī "studeō" ergō dēbet esse in casū accūsātīvō. Fortasse "studeō artem pingendī" dīcere vīs. In hōc casū rēctum est.