Thank you! It can get bit hard for some learners with the everyday-Latin words specific to the modern context, but I'm glad you found it comprehensible!
@@FoundinAntiquity Sorry. At the time I watched the video for the first time the subtitle options weren't available yet. now they are. Sorry if it looks like a complaint. Your job is very good.
Optime! Maximas gratias tibi! Potesne in futuro scribere solum verba Latina, sine verbis Anglicis? Sive Latine AUT Anglice? Aut Anglice infra in descriptione pelliculae? Ego semper tempto legere et auscultare Latine, si possum :)
I have already put up Latin only subtitles, so you can listen with just Latin! You need to click the gear icon and change the subtitle language to "Latin". I think UA-cam thinks that native English speakers always want English subtitles and puts the English ones as the default if I ever put English language subtitles up at all.
![You Will Not Surely Die - The fall of man in Latin [Classical]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/8ZkFy80wuf0/mqdefault.jpg)
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I really like this. Getting the story from two perspectives really helps me get into the grammar. Thanks a lot!
Yes, that in-built repetition with slight variation is a really good feature of the LingQ ministories.
Good job on the video
Great video! Very comprehensible.
Thank you! It can get bit hard for some learners with the everyday-Latin words specific to the modern context, but I'm glad you found it comprehensible!
Gostei da abordagem.
Mesmo sem legenda em latim.
Obrigado.
grātiās tibi! Yes, you can turn the Latin subititles on, or have both English and Latin, or turn them off completely as you please!
@@FoundinAntiquity Sorry. At the time I watched the video for the first time the subtitle options weren't available yet. now they are. Sorry if it looks like a complaint. Your job is very good.
Optime! Maximas gratias tibi!
Potesne in futuro scribere solum verba Latina, sine verbis Anglicis? Sive Latine AUT Anglice? Aut Anglice infra in descriptione pelliculae? Ego semper tempto legere et auscultare Latine, si possum :)
I have already put up Latin only subtitles, so you can listen with just Latin! You need to click the gear icon and change the subtitle language to "Latin". I think UA-cam thinks that native English speakers always want English subtitles and puts the English ones as the default if I ever put English language subtitles up at all.
@@FoundinAntiquity Ah, optime!! Gratias tibi! Nunc conabor iterum videre :)