Lingua Latina Per Se Illustrata Cap.13 Annus & Menses | LLPSI FAMILIA ROMANA

The best way to learn Latin is with the book Lingua Latina Per Se Illustrata: Familia Romana, which uses a continuous narrative, like a novel, to teach the Latin language through context alone. These recordings introduce the student to good pronunciation; however, one must purchase the book from Amazon in order to learn Latin with them.

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This recording is unique in that it preserves all long and short vowels and syllables, as well as the correct scansion and rhythm of the phrase, exactly as encountered in Ancient Roman poetry. It represents one of the most accurate interpretations of the pronunciation of Classical Latin (roughly 100 B.C. to 200 A.D.).

When using these videos, pause after each phrase, and repeat after the recording. Try to emulate what you hear as exactly as possible: clearly pronounce the long and short vowels, the long and short syllables, and follow the rhythm and the melody of the phrase just like music. Note the elision or mixing of vowels between words, a vital part of the pronunciation of Latin and all the Romance languages. The result will be an exceedingly natural pronunciation that will permit you to understand intuitively the scansion of Latin poetry, and to speak Latin with native-style fluency.

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0:00 Intro
0:05 Lēctiō I
3:58 Lēctiō II
9:03 Lēctiō III

[stronglytyped]

The quality of the reading in this series is unparalleled. Thank you so much for sharing!

[longwoolcoat]

Thank you! I really appreciate the newer versions for reading along. They sound very fluent and natural, making them more approachable as a real language regular people spoke.

[saintleger]

La lecture de ce texte divertissant est remarquable, avec un accent, à mon avis parfait, gratias ago, merci beaucoup!

[ElmerEscoto]

Gratias, Luce, pro opere tuo! Quinque stella! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[odside.]

Very good for Monday's exam, right after Cap.12's exam on Friday

[Blondguy]

Thank you for these audio recorded chapters 🙏🏻. This book got me hooked to Latin and I aim to speak it fluently one day soon. This chapter though are a bit harder than the previous ones, maybe because it’s both new words and new grammar rules the same time.

[reillybova]

11:10 wow you really make the music in this line sing! 🎵 you can make any prose sound like poetry!

[draconculis]

Thanks. I really like the new version.

[Stoirelius]

"Nōn tantus vir est ille!"
That's a good time for Iūlius to revenīre.

[zfranky]

Thanks for that video ( and all others)! Carry on!

[TheJewishCatholic]

These are amazing! Do you plan on updating the following Capilula?

[diaz]

Ego in Duolingo studium Latin et tibi "Youtube channel" est "Too perfet" per me.

Sorry for tehe Langlish, but thank you very much, with your video I can practice and listen this beatufilul language

[rafaelv]

Excelent!! Are the new recordings of the other following chapters already available in your Patreon?

[mkdes]

Now I know what the Ides of March are.

[LUCKYDUCKIES]

Delectus sum cum hac lectione de mensibus et temporibus

[ailblentyn]

Have you considered recording the Fabellae (either in their original version or as rewritten by Miraglia)? I ask because one of my son’s fave characters in the entire extended Oerberg universe is Mopsus, the smoooth ladies’ man Lydia and Medus encounter on the Via Ostiensis.

[hundido]

Question: are there any good LLPSI-esque books for learning Italian? As in ones that get progressively more challenging as you read?

[garvett]

Excuse me, it may be that I am mishearing something, or does Irene not preserve vowel lengths as well as you, Luke? It’s just that oftentimes they sound really shortened. Once again, I may just be failing to hear or understand something about Latin phonology.

[humester]

l 96 "In Germāniā hiemēs frīgidiōrēs sunt quam in Italiā: altā nive operitur tōta terra ...
Two questions:
Why is 'operitur' not after 'terra'? With a passive verb, to me it seems confusing to have the verb precede the subject. Is there some logic behind this choice I'm missing?

[farhanaditya]

is this reuploaded? I'm pretty sure I've watched this before.