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by LatinCast.orgLearn, practice and discuss Latin in these podcast series.
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Introduction
27/04/2007
Welcome to LatinCast.org! This is an an online resource for learning, practising and discussing Latin language. Includes audio podcast feed, learning guides, dictionary, etc. New lessons are published weekly.
Lesson 3 - Verbs overview. The verb “to be” (”sum”)
10/05/2007
This podcast is an introduction to Latin verbs. It deals with the basic structure of the sentence: the verb and the subject, gives a brief overview of Latin verbs, verb inflections and conjugations, and introduces the basics of indicative and imperative moods. The second part of the podcast deals with the verb "to be" in Present tense, Indicative and Imperative moods, Active voice. also there's a summary of the personal endings for the imperfective aspect, and of some important grammar terms. Download the learning guide for this lesson: Lesson 3 - Learning Guide You can also access the learning guide online by following the rest of this entry.
Lesson 2 - Pronunciation, syllables, stress (accent)
03/05/2007
This lesson has two primary topics: the basic rules and regulations of Latin pronunciation, and the usage of stresses in Latin. Traditionally, it also includes a Vocabulary revision sheet. Download the Learning Guide for this lesson: Lesson 2 - Learning Guide You can also view this guide by clicking Read the rest of this entry
Lesson 1 - The Alphabet, letters and sounds
29/04/2007
This is the first lesson of our course. The main topic is the Latin alphabet and we also discuss our first encounter of Latin letters and sounds. Download the Learning Guide to this lesson: Lesson 1 - Learning Guide You can also view this guide by clicking "Read the rest of this entry"
Introductory Episode of LatinCast
28/04/2007
This is the opening, pilot episode of our podcasts. It's not a learning episode - it's purpose is rather to promote some general information about our site and our intentions, and also to state some basic differences between studying modern and ancient languages - thus to mark some explicit differences between these podcasts and other online resources dedicated to modern languages.
