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Sep 8, 2026 5 min

Latin at the Stadium - Gladiators

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Join Lucas and Luna in episode 236 of Learn Latin with Fexingo as they visit a Roman stadium to learn essential gladiator words like 'Gladiator fortis est' and 'Pugna incipit.' Perfect for beginners, this episode explores the excitement of the arena with simple, digestible phrases. Subscribe for more weekly Latin lessons. #LearnLatin #Fexingo #LatinVocabulary #Gladiator #Stadium #LatinForBeginners #RomanHistory #ListenAndRepeat #LanguageLearning #LatinPhrases #Amphitheater #AncientRome Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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