Thursday, August 3, 2017

FREE MISC. LESSON - “Latin in a Nutshell!”

by J MASON EMERSON
4th - 12th Grade


This resource begins with the language's Background. Next come:

Pronunciation tips:

The following as running dialog in Latin: 

Hello.
What’s your name? 
I don’t understand.
Again, please.
Thanks.
What is that?
How much? 
I want one. No, two.
Yes, good.
Where is a toilet?
Here. There.
Goodbye.

Non-grammar easy vocabulary listings: 

woman already go speak in house
man see much food and water
hand up pain medicine money

A miniature grammar sketch regarding:

sentence syntax, plurals, a/an, the

Helpful links for extra vocabulary and grammar;

Public domain photos you can use for Roman-themed room decor, postcard art, trading cards, reward incentives, etc.

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