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Spoken Latin: What does “Umbra” mean?

by Daniel Pettersson | Oct 5, 2018 | Practice your Latin

In this third video in our series about Latin expres­sions and texts explained in Latin, I talk about a word whose mean­ing, at first glance, seems so appar­ent that there would be no need to make a video about it. But today, we will talk about quite anoth­er mean­ing...

Spoken Latin: What does “In Morbum Incidere” mean?

by Daniel Pettersson | Oct 5, 2018 | Practice your Latin

The best way to learn Latin is to read and lis­ten to as much as pos­si­ble in Latin—as long as it is in line with the type of lit­er­a­ture you want to read. In this video, entire­ly in Latin, you’ll learn about the expres­sion in mor­bum incidere in a spo­ken Latin...

Spoken Latin: Quid Significat “Oculi Emissicii”?

by Daniel Pettersson | Oct 5, 2018 | Practice your Latin

In this first part of the new video series “Loci et Locu­tiones”, I talk about a Latin expres­sion I came across two years ago in Plau­tus: oculi emis­sicii. Even though it’s quite a rare expres­sion, it’s nev­er­the­less worth know­ing it. Sug­gest­ed watch­ing...

What Does “Sub Manus Succedere” Mean And How Is It Used?

by Daniel Pettersson | Oct 5, 2016 | Practice your Latin

Some of the most live­ly and fun Latin lit­er­a­ture there is to read is the play­wright Plau­tus’ come­dies. ALthough they are great fun, they con­tain a myr­i­ad of rare or obscure words and expres­sions. Today, we are look­ing at one of these: sub manus...

How Do You Say “Don’t Worry” In Latin?

by Daniel Pettersson | Oct 5, 2016 | Practice your Latin

A recur­ring dif­fi­cul­ty for many of my stu­dents has been to find expres­sions attest­ed in Roman lit­er­a­ture that express the Eng­lish “don’t wor­ry”. In this arti­cle (and video), I dive deep and pro­vide two solu­tions, one from Ter­ence, and the oth­er from...
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