LLPSI From Familia Romana to Roma Aeterna
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My condolences, Master. I sincerely wish you health and new successes in the language and other fields.
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My condolences. Sorry for your loss.
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P.s. My sincerest condolences for your loss. I look forward to hearing about your best memories with your father.
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Luke Ranieri recommends a whole slew of things to read after Familia Romana to get you ready for Roma Aeterna - starting with the Colloquia Personarum and Fabulae Syrae, then, in any order: the Sermones Romani, the interlinear versions of Plautus's Amphytiro and The Gallic War, and the Epitomae Historiae Sacrae. Quite the undertaking!
There is a excel file floating around the internet entitled Latin reading list (Beginner to Advanced) that lists this kind of thing. There is no need to do them all before Roma Aeterna, but it would be most profitable to do something in between the two parts.
I have that file, it was given to me by a teacher at ALI. What's your email and I'll send it to you.
Sorry to hear about your dad. Mine died of the booze sadly. Stay strong.
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Thank you kindly for all you kind words of appreciation.
Sorry for your loss, Professor!
wishing you and your family all the best ❤
Thank you so much!
First! Excited for this video, as this is right where I am! I just finished LLPSI FR. Thanks for the video, professor!
You are very welcome!
So sorry of your loss, sir. I hope God gives some peace of mind to all of your family.
Thanks for the review, it's a review that only an expert can give.
Thank you kindly.
My condolences, sir, regarding your father. I myself am still working through "Familia Rōmāna"and plan to use other books like "Sermōnēs Rōmānī", "Epitome Historiae Sacrae" and some "Wheelock's Latin" before I go forth with "Roma Aeterna."
Good job!
Extremely sorry for your loss! 😢
Thank you for making videos on Latin learning! I’m currently making my way through Lingua Latina + Colloqvia Personarvm (extended readings) + Exercita on a daily basis. :)
Side note: as someone else mentioned Luke Ranieri was kind enough to make an in-depth reading list in Latin and listed several books that fit nicely between Familia Romana and Roma Aeterna. Funnily enough he just posted a “Shadowing” video around 7 hours ago and praised you quite a bit in his latest video. 😊
Thanks for your condolences, and for letting me know.
Would you happen to have a link for Luke's list? I wasn't able to find it from an initial Google search.
@@TetrahedreX polymathy or polýMATHY is the name of Luke's channel.
Very sorry for your loss.
Thank you.
I personally used Wheelock’s Latin Grammar Reader only when learning Latin and just learned vocabulary from reading dual language books from the Loeb Classical Library, The DumbertonOaks Library and the I Tatti Renaissance Library. I personally cannot understand why someone would spend time trying to learn to speak and listen to Latin because the only place where you could use it is in Catholic sermons. I am open to a change of mind though.
There actually is a very large and active global community of Latin speakers, outside of the Catholic church. Just like there are Klingon, Elvish, and Esperanto clubs and organisations, Latin has its place and passionate followers. Personally, when learning languages, I like to learn to pronounce or "speak" them, if only to myself, because I learn vocabulary and comprehension faster not just seeing words, but also having them "in my ear". It also helps me to put the vocabulary into my long-term memory.
The way you are thinking about this, although widespread, is, I believe, misconceived. Learning to think and converse in Latin is not time/energy/money wasted on features you don't need; rather, the ability to read it well is predicated upon these, and so by avoiding them, you are ultimately making the task of reading Latin more difficult and time consuming.
Professor ,sorry for your loss.
Tómese el tiempo deseado para sanar. Mis condolencias, maestro. Gracias por la ayuda constante.
My condolences on your loss.
Thank you.
I'm sorry to hear about your father!
Thank you.
condolences on your loss
Thank you.
So sorry for your loss 😢
Thank you.
Memory eternal for your father.
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I'm sorry for your loss.
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My condolences. Hope that consolation is with you and your family.
Thank you kindly.
Я знаю два языка - это украинский и русский. Украина двуязычная страна. Я живу на Западной Украине в Черновицкой области в городе Сторожинец. Когда описываю какую-то ситуацию На украинском, а именно на западно-украинском суржике, То история обретает особый смысл, И я понимаю что на русском точно такое же описание,Почти те же слова, но я его внутренне не чувствую, Не чувствую таких красок И оттенков. У меня даже возникло сомнение что можно освоить новый язык как родной, Потому что русский я знаю в совершенстве но я его не так сильно чувствую как украинский, Особенно разговорный западно-украинский акцент. Это один из важнейших аргументов не переезжать в Америку, потому что я всё равно не смогу освоить иностранный язык На таком уровне Как родной, Не смогу его так глубоко чувствовать. Даже если я буду знать все его тонкости, Но родной язык Даёт гораздо больше эмоций.Такова моя теория но точно я не уверен прав я или нет.
I would be more than interested working through Roma Aeterna with you. How do I apply?
It will be good to have you. Please do so through my website --- correspond with Xing Hao about this possibility.
So what are some specific books that you have found useful to bridge the gap? Or do you think people should look up that wonderful infographic that shows the different manuals and their levels?
Yan have you seen the list for Latin reading list (Beginner to Advanced)?
@@ProfASAr I have seen many a list, yes, I was just wondering if the viewers who haven’t seen them should get more specific directions. But maybe even simply telling them that the lists are out there is sufficient.
Just started on Morse code that ones easy
Ha!
Carthago delenda est
Carthago iam dudum deleta est.
Sorry for your loss, professor.
Thank you very much.