An Introduction To Classical Latin

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Posted on 10 Dec 03:31 | by mitsumi | 5 views

Last updated 11/2022
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Classical Latin Course for Beginners

What you'll learn
Learn to read and write Latin, as well as memorize a large vocabulary of Latin words.
Requirements
No additional software is required. Although, a printer would be useful if you would like to print hard copies of the individual lesson texts.
Description
Learn the basics of Classical Latin in this first of two introductory courses. Students who take this course will learn basic Latin grammar and syntax, as well as a comprehensive vocabulary, which expands with each lesson.Benefits of taking this class include:- Learning the father language of all Romantic languages (Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, French). This is an excellent gateway language to learning many new languages in the future. - Learning the etymology of thousands of English words which derive their meaning from Latin.- Learning the mechanics of a new language will help students come to a better understanding of grammar in their own language.Materials Included:- Short 3-7 minute lectures for each lesson- Document accompanying each lesson subject, which includes 10-15 vocabulary word list- Sentences to translate from Latin to English and English to Latin- Self-test exams every five chapters- Answer key for exams and translation exercises- Bonus vocabulary list (which I will continue to add to)
Overview
Section 1: An Introduction to Classical Latin Lectures
Lecture 1 Lesson I - Pronunciation, Alphabet, Diphthongs
Lecture 2 Lesson II - First Declension Nouns and Noun Cases
Lecture 3 Lesson III - Verbs, First Conjugation: Present Indicative Active, Syntax
Lecture 4 Lesson IV - 2nd Declension Masculine, Apposition, and Prepositions
Lecture 5 Lesson V: 2nd Decl. Neuter, 1st & 2nd Decl. Adjectives, 2nd Conjugation of Verbs
Lecture 6 Lesson VI - Esse and Posse; Intrans. Verbs, and Complementary Infinitives
Lecture 7 Lesson VII - Personal Pronouns, Possessive Adjectives, Third Conjugation
Lecture 8 Lesson VIII - Fourth Conj. and Third Conj. –iō verbs, Imperative Mood
Lecture 9 Lesson IX - Imperfect Indicative Active, All conjugations; Enclitics
Lecture 10 Lesson X - Third Declension Nouns; Imperfect Indicative Tense of Esse and Posse
Lecture 11 Lesson XI - Reflexive Pronouns And Reflexive Possessive Adjectives
Lecture 12 Lesson XII - Future Indicative Active; Ablative of Means, Accompaniment, Manner
Lecture 13 Lesson XIII: Demonstratives and Other –īus Adjectives; The Intensive Pronoun
Lecture 14 Lesson XIV - Relative Pronouns; Ablative of Place from Which
Lecture 15 Lesson XV - Perfect Active System of Verbs; all Conjugations, Posse and Esse
Lecture 16 Lesson XVI - Numerals; Genitive of the Whole; Ablative of Time
Lecture 17 Lesson XVII - Third Declension I-Stem; Interrogative Adjectives and Pronouns
Lecture 18 Lesson XVIII - Fourth Declension; Ablative of Separation
Lecture 19 LESSON XIX - Third Declension Adjectives
Lecture 20 Lesson XX - The Fifth Declension; Ablative of Place Where
Lecture 21 Additional Course Materials
Lecture 22 Practice Materials
This Latin course is for those interested in learning new languages and reading the manuscripts of ancient historians and philosophers. This course is not for those who are looking for advanced Latin courses, as this is an introductory course.