Capitulum sextum decimum

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From Tablet to Kindle

This is not a Latin blateratus, but it's a handy place to post for those interested. If anyone would like an mp3 of my lecture of last semester, "From Tablet to Kindle: Technology and the Word of God", you can download it by clicking here.

Otherwise, you can listen to the lecture online here:

Capitulum 37 ex Libro Roma Aeterna Pronuntiatum

Ut audias Magistram Llewellyn capitulum 37 legentem, accipe cum gaudio MP3 hic.

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Fabellae latinae terminationes addendae

Greetings! You all have the "white book" of Latin fables ("Fabellae Latinae"). By clicking here, you can get a version of those fabellae without any of the grammatical endings.

Download these and try filling in the endings. You can check your work by looking at the white book you already have. If you can work through these successfully, you will be well prepared for the "fill in the ending" portion of any future examinations.

Exercitia de formis pluralibus tertiae declinationis

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Exercitia de tertia declinatione

Please repeat these exercises until you can give the correct response without thinking about it. The mp3 is here.

Or you can listen online here:

Hans Orberg

Hans Orberg, author of the text we use here at WCC, passed away last week on February 17th. His was a peaceful death at a ripe old age, but we should still pray for him. Someone who met him once had this to say:

Marcus and Quintus accompanied Hans on his US trip earlier this century. They are Stefan and Anders. Hans's daughter, Trina, served as model for Julia. The unborn child in the later capitula of Familia Romana turned out to be twins, Jens and Jeppers.

Hans did assure me that not EVERYTHING in the characters of the textbook reflects the real children. But Stefan's eyes twinkled each time the mischief of Marcus was mentioned.

De mappa

Audite dominum Ieremiam blaterantem de mappa mundi. Accipe mp3 hic.

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Blateratus de capitulo decimo quinto

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Blateratus de verbis deponentibus

Audite dominum Ieremiam blaterantem de verbis deponetibus! Accipite mp3 hic.

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Capitulum quintum decimum

Ecce, capitulum quintum decimum! Carpe mp3 hic.

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Blateratus ad capitulum decimum quartum

Audite dominum Ieremiam et dominum Scotum blaterantes Latine! Accipe mp3 hic.

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Alphabetum vivum et vocale

Hic habemus alphabetum vivum et vocale, id est, alphabetum dictum ab animalibus. Potestis accipere Power Point Presentation hic: Alphabetum.

Capitulum quartum decimum

Ecce capitulum quartum decimum! Carpe mp3 hic.

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The 5 Questions

Hey folks, I have posted here some exercises to help you master the "five questions" posted on the classroom wall. This time I focused on the singular form of the questions. As in class, you'll hear me say a sentence which you are supposed to turn into a question. After a pause, I will say the question myself so you can see whether you got it right. This is very important stuff, because if you master the questions then you have not only mastered the questions but also acquired an essential skill for using your Latin outside of the classroom.

Get the mp3 file here,

or listen to the exercises online here:

Blateratus ad capitulum decimum tertium

Ecce, blateratus ad capitulum decimum tertium! Accipe mp3 hic.

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Capitulum decimum tertium

Ecce, capitulum decimum tertium! Accipe mp3 hic.

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