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Oct 21, 2018 3 min

II. Līberī et librī

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Quid est Tūsculum? Tūsculum est oppidum Rōmānum. Estne magnum oppidum? Tūsculum nōn magnum, sed parvum oppidum est. Ubi est Tūsculum? Tūsculum est in Italiā. Quis est Iūlius? Iūlius est vir Rōmānus. Cuius vir est? Vir Aemiliae est. Ubi est Iūlius? Est in oppidō Tūsculō. Estne Aemilia in oppidō? Nōn est. Cornēlius: “Ubi est vir tuus, Aemilia?” Aemilia: “Iūlius, vir meus, in oppidō Tūsculō est. Sed ecce Mārcus, fīlius meus, et Dēlia.” Cornēlius: “Quae est Dēlia?” Aemilia: “Dēlia ancilla mea est.” Cornēlius: “Estne Syra quoque ancilla tua?” Aemilia: “Dēlia et Syra et cēterae multae sunt ancillae meae. In familiā meā sunt multae ancillae multīque servī − et paucī līberī.” Cornēlius: “Quot līberī in familiā tuā sunt?” Aemilia: “Trēs.” Cornēlius: “Quot fīliī et quot fīliae?” Aemilia: “Duo fīliī et ūna fīlia. Fīliī meī sunt Mārcus et Quīntus, fīlia mea est Iūlia. In familiā meā sunt centum servī et trēs līberī.” Cornēlius: “Centum est magnus numerus! In meā familiā parvus numerus servōrum est. Neque magnus est numerus līberōrum meōrum.” Aemilia: “Quot sunt līberī tuī?” Cornēlius: “Duo: ūnus fīlius, Sextus, et ūna fīlia, Cornēlia. Parvus est numerus līberōrum − sed numerus librōrum meōrum nōn parvus est! Librī meī sunt magnī et parvī, antīquī novīque: centum librī Latīnī et Graecī.” Aemilia: “Centum librī! Magnus est numerus librōrum tuōrum!” Cornēlius: “Ecce liber meus novus; titulus librī est grammatica latina.” Līberī et liber duo vocābula masculīna sunt. Līberī est plūrālis, liber singulāris − plūrālis: librī.

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Ab ovo (usque ad mala) Satura Lanx: Latin language and literature for beginners. Welcome to this upper beginner / intermediate podcast told in beginner-friendly, easy spoken Latin. I'm Irene Regini, and every other Saturday I'll chat about everything concerning Latin (literature, language, culture), my own life and reflections and the questions you'll ask me. The same episodes are available in full video format on my YouTube channel.Kickstart your Latin in 5 days 👉 https://pages.saturalanx.eu/abovo-challengeThis is a Satura Lanx production (listen to my other podcasts: Litterae Latinae Simplices, Rara avis). Litterae Latinae Simplices Litterae Latinae Simplices "Litterae Latinae Simplices", by Irene Regini, is a spoken Latin podcast that tells the History of Latin literature told in beginner-friendly, easy Latin language (historia litterarum Latinarum lingua Latina simplici narrata). Listen to the episodes in order to navigate through history and progressively increase the difficulty of my spoken Latin. The same episodes with Latin subtitles are available on my YouTube channel.Kickstart your Latin in 5 days 👉 https://pages.saturalanx.eu/abovo-challengeThis is a Satura Lanx production (listen to my other podcasts: Satura Lanx, Rara avis). Intercapēdinēs Latīnæ Rōderīcus Portella Hīc sīve sōlus sīve cum aliīs hominibus dē variīs argūmentīs loquar sermōnēs faciēns brevēs quī negōtiōsīs audientibus intercapēdinēs Latīnæ sint rērum agendārum, quibus enim sermōnibus brevibus temporis spatiīs aliquid ūtile, ut spērō, Latīne audīre possint. In Spreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/show/intercapedines-latinae In YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLekO5KfEokKuFEbykjJM-lDyBx26Uvcgk Etiam in iTunes aliīsque in locīs. In Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Rodericus Oblectationes Alcoris Latinae Andreas Alkor A podcast done in Latin.

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