Easy Latin Lesson #3 | Learn Latin Fast with Easy Lessons | Latin Lessons for Beginners | Latin 101

Learn Latin with easy lessons on Youtube and through simple stories.

The most effective way to learn a language is in context, because not only is it easier to learn new words this way, but you will also acquire grammar organically. And it's much more fun and interesting to learn this way than to memorize grammar tables. In these videos, we will be learning directly from simple sentences in Latin and you may be surprised how easily and quickly you will acquire this beautiful language.

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[nikodemdudek]

Easy Latin: it's weird but names in Latin can conjugate*
Me: *laughs in Polish*
Great work! One of the best language tutorials I've seen!

[notallthatbad]

Love the teaching style - no fluff or cheerleading. Just gentle encouragement, clarity, and brevity. Great work!

[BheeseAndCrackers]

I'm beyond excited that I juat the three lessons I'm picking up the concepts and building small sentences already. I'm constantly thinking "this is so f**king cool, I'm so proud of myself"

[diogenes]

The best Latin lessons on YT. No frills, just good, thorough explanations. So many Latin lessons out there are just like "Latin has declensions! Learn them and come back for chapter two!"

[javiermanchon]

I think there is a "u" missing in the sentence "Discipuls studet" in second 32.

[hesleyt]

I need to watch lessons in sequence, not letting too many days in between lessons, and making many of notes to keep up. Great course!

[ThatOnlyFan]

I have no real reason to learn Latin, but Im thankful your videos are on here.

[duncangriffiths]

French is an asset here. "terre" is earth in French. I'm an English teacher and I have to say, you are a fine teacher.

[drakedorosh]

My mind didn't register your opening statements about how all the nouns we had dealt with up to now were feminine. I guess I was expecting colored letters or something. Everything was super easy and I am grateful for that. I like how everything is set forth like a puzzle. For some reason I slowed down on this one yesterday but came back after a break. This time I realized you said "Imagine Habes was spelt with a "V". None the less an impressive start because of the clever way you have organized the information. I will spread the word.

[Ridjfjskaldf]

I am simply amazed at how easy and entartaining learning latin seems to be with your videos

[veikkapiri]

A Finn here - thank you so much for such an awesome resource for learning Latin in a more or less natural way! I am enjoying it greatly.

[phibik]

These lessons are amazing! I was studying by myself all the precise grammar, but to start this is better as you can talk faster, thou knowing the grammar also helps

[liliana]

You are the best teacher! I love your teaching style and you give me the excitement of every minute of the learning process!

[TheShaitan]

Another lesson eaten! I have to admit the last story was a little tricky this time in terms of new words and sometimes I forget some word endings or flexes, but it still is doable. I'll keep on learning tomorrow because it was too much info in a short period of time. Thank you for this channel and your lessons!

[rachellebrooke]

I studied Latin before I went to Rome. It was very helpful

[pandasoli]

With the last classes I could fully understand the story as my native language is portuguese. It is so close.
I guess the pronunciation of latin I had in my mind is different from yours probably because of this.
I love your classes. I learn without noticing 🖤

[VampireBabysitter]

If I wanted to say “my male friend” would it be “amicus mea” because I’m a woman or would it be “amicus meus” because I’d be conjugating “my” relative to the gender of my friend?

[deoxlogius]

It's really interesting to see how Latin have the same grammatical form and flexibility when it comes to sentence construction as the Greek language. I believe it's the result of these two languages interacting with each other throughout the centuries and borrowing elements from one another.

[yorkiemm]

aaaannnndddd back to lesson one for me, this 60 yr old brain doesn't absorb well, BUT I'm going to keep trying. I think you are an excellent teacher though, looking forward to figuring it out.

[mikesteele]

Elegant and economical lessons ... I bought your four books ... will buy more as fast as you get them up.