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Sunday, Apr 22, 2007House and Home -William's Vocabulary -
From William's vocabulary for speaking Latin - words to do with house and home, using words drawn from the whole span of Latinity, not only ancient times.
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Words to do with: expectation necessity informing publication political power strength containers pouches boxes storerooms Latin Sunday, Apr 22, 200749 - MOS - LATINE ANGLICE
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Words to do with: customs habits suitability properness fitting in usual unusual substitution Latin language Sunday, Apr 22, 200748 - CAPERE - LATINE ANGLICE
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Words to do with: taking holding hitting shaking breaking doing things not doing things agent messenger restraint management example extending grinding cutting suppression piercing Sunday, Apr 22, 200747 - PECCATUM - LATINE ANGLICEDownload this episode (13 min) Vocabulary Building: LatinWords to do with guilt: crime wickedness sin criminality suspect blame theft homicide fraud confession conviction punishment fine crucify flog Sunday, Apr 22, 200746 - PERICULUM - LATINE ET ANGLICE
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Words to do with: danger help being safe aid obstruction defence usefulness uselessness Sunday, Apr 22, 200745- LEX - LATINE ET ANGLICE
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Words to do with Law: justice edicts judges trials case law lawsuits lawyer witnesses voting swearing oaths deny oaths Sunday, Apr 22, 200744 - AMOR - LATINE ET ANGLICEDownload this episode (23 min) Vocabulary Building: LatinWords connected to Emotions: to be aglow excited impress endure repress soothe rejoice agreeable serious distress depression lamentation distateful anger contentment peevish love pity contempt rather curse Sunday, Apr 22, 200743 - VERITAS - LATINE ET ANGLICE
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Words to do with truth: true correct false fiction falsehood proof evidence obvious Sunday, Apr 22, 200742 - NARRATIO - LATINE ET ANGLICE
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Words to do with compositon: prose narrative authors verse poetry translation language Sunday, Apr 22, 200741 b - VOX - LATINE ET ANGLICEDownload this episode (10 min) Vocabulary Building: LatinWords to do with: promises persuasion threats praise flattery blame attack abuse silence topics interruptions Sunday, Apr 22, 200741 a - VOX - LATINE ET ANGLICEDownload this episode (13 min) Vocabulary Building: LatinWords to do with: voice speech words shouting conversation song oratory question response greetings declatations Sunday, Apr 22, 200740 b - SCIENTA - LATINE ET ANGLICEDownload this episode (14 min) Vocabulary Building: LatinWords to do with: knowing doubt memory forgetfulness cause motivation effect planning books reading composition writing letters letter writing form of letters Sunday, Apr 22, 200740 a - SCIENTA - LATINE ET ANGLICEDownload this episode (16 min) Vocabulary Building: Latinwords to do with: knowledge wisdom ignorance stupidity cunning investigation school education pupils learning culture politeness impoliteness thought opinion comprehension error Sunday, Apr 22, 200739 - LABOR - LATINE ET ANGLICE
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Words to do with: Work leisure exertion duty assiduity weariness rest Sunday, Apr 22, 200738 - MORES - ANGLICE ET LATINEDownload this episode (17 min) Vocabulary Building:Words to do with character: manliness virtue disgrace respected unprincipled modest weak minded faithful treacherous bravery cautious impetuous severe lenient liberal stingy Sunday, Apr 22, 200737 b - ARMA - II - LATINE ET ANGLICEDownload this episode (13 min) Vocabulary Building: LatinMore military words: retreat desertion pursuit slaughter victory surrender military camp watch seige assault pillage glory triumph Sunday, Apr 22, 200737 a - ARMA - I - LATINE ET ANGLICEDownload this episode (19 min) Vocabulary Building:Words to do with the military: army troops ranks legions cohorts command staff soldiers officers weaponry equipment supply chain war peace battle assault Sunday, Apr 22, 200736 -FABRICA - LATINE ET ANGLICE
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Words to do with making things: workshop workmen tools carpentry needlework Sunday, Apr 22, 200735 - LUDUS - LATINE ET ANGLICE
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words to do with play: sport holidays races gladiators athletes theatre actors Sunday, Apr 22, 200734 - IMPERARE - LATINE ET ANGLICE
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Words to do with requests: offer accept beg assent command comply give reward gratitude please thank you permission Sunday, Apr 22, 200733 - MERCATUS - LATINE ET ANGLICEDownload this episode (18 min) Vocabulary Building: LatinWords to do with business: property income money mortgages wealth poverty lending credit debt trade shopping contracts profit loss inheritance slavery bribery Sunday, Apr 22, 200732 - FORTUNA - LATINE ET ANGLICE
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Words to do with luck: fate chance good luck bad luck Sunday, Apr 22, 200731 - RES SACRAE - LATINE ET ANGLICE
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words to do with religion: worship holiness sacrifice augeries sacred utensils piety oaths priests superstition oracles prophecy Sunday, Apr 22, 200730 - RESPUBLICA - LATINE ET ANGLICEDownload this episode (19 min) Vocabulary Building: LatinWords to do with government: constitution authority the senate voting royalty public office elections public offices candidature citizenship nobility social classes public revenues revolution treason Sunday, Apr 22, 200729 - DOMUS - LATINE ET ANGLICEDownload this episode (12 min) Vocabulary Building: LatinWords to do with the home: houses buildings architectural features doors furniture dining cooking food beverages bedchamber bathing sleeping Sunday, Apr 22, 200728 - URBS - LATINE ET ANGLICE
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Words related to towns: town city citizen district walls market houses Sunday, Apr 22, 200727 - VESTITUS - LATINE ET ANGLICE
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Words related to clothing: clothes style fabrics garments ornaments footwear Sunday, Apr 22, 200726 - CORPUS - LATINE ET ANGLICEDownload this episode (15 min) Vocabulary Building: LatinWords related to the human body: body organs head hair head limbs internal organs seeing expressions hand leg mouth disease and wellbeing doctors mental health Sunday, Apr 22, 200724 -25 HOMINES - LATINE ET ANGLICEDownload this episode (19 min) Vocabulary Building: LatinWords to do with society: mankind youth old age family relationships marriage naming household servants national life public meetings social life guests strife concord crowds Sunday, Apr 22, 200723 - METALLUM - LATINE ET ANGLICE
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Words to do with minerals and metals: gold copper quarry jewels sculpture glass Sunday, Apr 22, 200722- HORTUS - LATINE ET ANGLICE
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Words to do with plants: trees timber groves gardens herbs fruits wine vegetables Sunday, Apr 22, 200721 - ANIMAL - LATINE ET ANGLICE
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Words related to animals: animal skin leather domestic animals wild animals hunting birds birdcatching domestic birds wild birds fishes snakes lizards insects worms Sunday, Apr 22, 200720 - COPIA - LATINE ET ANGLICE
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Words to do with lots and little: plenty crowded filled lack of empty lacking unoccupied Sunday, Apr 22, 200719 - PONDUS - LATINE ET ANGLICEDownload this episode (57 sec) Vocabulary Building: LatinWords to do with weights: weight pound scale burden Sunday, Apr 22, 200718 - MENSURA - LATINE ET ANGLICE
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Words to do with measurement: measure foot mile boundaries Sunday, Apr 22, 200717 - MODUS - LATINE ET ANGLICEDownload this episode (16 min) Vocabulary Building: LatinWords to do with: how great? large small larger largest smaller smallest much many little few too much too little more or less enough all or some the whole part equal and similar other which? numbering things both ordering and arrangement Sunday, Apr 22, 200716 - LUMEN - LATINE ET ANGLICE
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words to do with light: light clarity flashing shade lamp Sunday, Apr 22, 2007Sunday, Apr 22, 200714 - VISUS - LATINE ET ANGLICEDownload this episode (12 min) Vocabulary Building: LatinWords to do with vision: vision prospects gazing display appearance hiding beauty delight deformity ugliness colours Sunday, Apr 22, 200713 - SONUS -- LATINE ET ANGLICE
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Words related to Sound: Hearing Types of sound Music Instruments Sunday, Apr 22, 200712 - SENSUS - LATINE ET ANGLICE
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Words to do with feeling Senses Shapes Consistencies Shapes Touch Odour Taste Sunday, Apr 22, 200711 - TEMPESTAS - LATINE ET ANGLICE
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Words dealing with: Seasons Winds Weather Storms Ice and Snow Sunday, Apr 22, 200710 - AETHER - LATINE ET ANGLICE
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Words related to the sky: air stars heavenly bodies sunrise sunset Sunday, Apr 22, 200709 - MARE ET FLUMEN - LATINE ET ANGLICEDownload this episode (11 min) Vocabulary Building: LatinWords related to water: Transport Boats Navigation Sailing Ships Fleets Navy Warfare Clean Pure Dirty Liquids Sunday, Apr 22, 200708 - AGRI CULTURA - LATINE ET ANGLICE
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Words related to Agriculture cultivation sowing grains cattle and sheep pasture fields Sunday, Apr 22, 200707 - REGIO - LATINE ET ANGLICE
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Areas covered: Land Country Hills and valleys Earth Modes of transport Sunday, Apr 22, 200706 - NEAR & FAR - LATINE ET ANGLICEDownload this episode (12 min) Vocabulary Building: LatinSubjects covered: Near Far Before In front of Forward Behind Backward back Together Apart Around Middle Sunday, Apr 22, 200705 b - locus - latine et anglice
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Words related to: through across between side opposite on over under Sunday, Apr 22, 200705 a - LOCUS - Anglice et LatineDownload this episode (17 min) Vocabulary Building LatinWords related to: Towards Away From In Out Into Out of Up and High Down and Low Sunday, Apr 22, 200704 - LOCUS- Latine et Anglice
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Words for: Place Being at rest Staying Departing Go Making go Turning, bending,rolling Towards Away from Sunday, Apr 22, 200703 - Tempus - anglice et latineDownload this episode (10 min) Time related vocabulary: Latinbeginning growth end birth growing death funeral Sunday, Apr 22, 200702 - tempus - anglice et latine
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Gradually, suddenly, long and short times, fast and slow, old and young, old and new, opportunity and occasion Sunday, Apr 22, 2007Vocabulary Building - TEMPUS - Anglice et LatineDownload this episode (14 min) Words to do with time,before and after, first and last, always and never, already, still and not yet, formerly, delay, again. Latin Sunday, Apr 22, 2007Accusative Case Revision
This original lesson contains the singular and plural forms of examples drawn from all declensions of the accusative. The same examples are used as in the previous revision of the nominative, with the verb habeo.
This is a more natural way of learning the case endings for the different declensions,and is probably similar to oral methods used by the ancients. Just because you can make a pretty grammar table, does not mean that memorising the table is the most practical way to internalise the information. Sunday, Apr 22, 2007Nominative Case Revision
This original lesson follows the following form:
Each question contains singular and plural in the form of question and answer, covering all declensions, nominative case only. Estne tibi charta? Immo, sunt mihi chartae. Suntne tibi musae? Vero, domine, sunt mihi musae. Estne tibi dominus? Immo, sunt mihi domini. Suntne tibi domini? Vero, sunt mihi domini. Suntne tibi dii? Immo vero, est mihi deus. Estne tibi deus? Ita est, domine, est mihi deus. All declensions are covered. This is a more natural way of learning the case endings for the different declensions,and is probably similar to oral methods used by the ancients. Just because you can make a pretty grammar table, does not mean that memorising the table is the most practical way to internalise the information. Sunday, Apr 22, 2007Ablatives, revision for singular and plural, all declensions
Ablatives of all declensions, in the context of a simple sentence, in singular and then plural.
This method of rehearsing your knowledge is more useful than learning a declension table, when it comes to actualising and activating your knowledge. Just because it is possible to make tables of declensions, does not mean that memorising tables is the fastest way to learn the material. One's knowledge should be instinctual. This revision exercise is designed to encourage you to develop an instinctual knowledge of the ablative case. Sunday, Apr 22, 2007Bennett - The list of words in Latin that have a long vowel before two consonantsDownload this episode (39 min)
This boring but important audio file, is a reading of Bennett's list of the most important words that have a long hidden vowel before two consonants. These are usually unmarked in the dictionary.I have a headache today, a mild one to be sure, and I almost gave up reading this lot out. I am sure one or two of you enthusiasts might find it useful, despite its total and utter lack of entertainment value. Please note: 1. derivatives and compounds are not in this list 2. words with ns and nf are not in the list, as the vowel in front of ns and nf is almost always long. 3. the verbs ending in asco, esco, isco 4. Some Greek loan words 5. Nouns and adjectives in x, where the genitive case shows that the preceeding vowel is a long vowel. Monday, Apr 16, 2007 |
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