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Magistra
Добавлен 22 янв 2016
Finding the Present Stem
Stems are the building blocks of verbs, and an excellent place to start!
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Forming the Future Tense of the Third Conjugation
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Forming the Future Tense of the Third Conjugation
Forming the Past Tense of the Third Conjugation
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Forming the Past Tense of the Third Conjugation
Forming the Present Tense in the 3rd Conjugation
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Forming the Present Tense in the 3rd Conjugation
Learning the First and Second Declension Forms
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Learning the First and Second Declension Forms
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Please don't stop making videos!!! COME BAAACK <3 I am sharing your channel to my fellow friends learning Latin in their classical education/Liberal Arts studies and will be, myself, learning it along with Greek next year, so PLEASE, i need all the videos in your wonderful formatting i can get!!! As do others! I thankfully re-found your channel after losing it way back with my first time of re-learning grammar alone but now am revisiting in self-studies structured through home schooling curriculums. Grammar is so much easier through your lessons! <3 I love them so much! <3 thank youuu!!!
Okay, I wanted to understand in learning Russian so far this year as to why I saw that word instead of neutral it said neuter and I was intrigued to figure out why. I'm learning English grammar now in a classical education formatting which goes about teaching it in the same structure as Latin so I'm excited to lay some groundwork for the Latin comprehension this year while doing other studies in the meantime before I do Latin next year. Thank you so much for sharing your amazing videos with us!
this was so short but still taught me what I needed to know. thanks sm, saves me tons of time
Awesome video. It describes it so well and it's easy to understand. Thanks!
Yes ik its a good vid
¡Good video!
school is hard, i suffer a lot cause i'm onlined, but this is good for 4th graders, because i learned this in 4th, i'm too distracted doing school work right now so yea (i also want to play my favorite game but i need to do schoolwork)
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great video, it was *AWESOME* to watch because all i understood form my childhood grammar classes is that Verb is just only an action. i have heard the word "state of being" before but i was never taught by any teacher like this before.*KEEP IT UP*
Nice lesson. Easy to remember.
Short and easy video. Thanks
Explain in nice words and make it easy for kids use small stories to explain dont be overconfident and se all my videos and see how do I explain 🤔
I didn't learn anything
Because you did not consntrat
concentration is the key
Bruh I learned nothing
concentration is the key
I'm not hating on you on any way but people spend a lot of time on animations and a simple video. I mean she/he has to do voice overs, animations, and editing. Think before commenting or saying something to someone, you never know it might hurt them deep inside. So please try respecting she/he and if you don't like her you can just leave no need to put a hate comment in.
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Trash video bro
To Latin for me to understand. (I’m American) BOO
Anyone know why the first principle part doesn't have the stem in it? 'Vocare' would say that the stem was 'Voca', but the first person singular doesn't follow this but changes to Voco. I'm trying to teach myself Latin, and not exactly sure if I missed something here...
Great question! The first principle part’s job is to say “what does this word mean” rather than give a stem. Form wise, the first principle part is the first person singular present form. The first person singular present (aka, voco) doesn’t follow the regular rules for the present tense, but it is always familiar since it is the first principle part. Almost all other verb forms build off a stem, but this form in particular is irregular.
@@magistra5387 Thank you so much!
Wait.. that's it?
yes
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This VIDEO sucks i learned nothing
This is a bit disrespectful since people spend a lot of time on animations, she said enough for other people to learn but I will respect your comment bc not a lot of people can learn easily/understand this well :)
i didnt lern nothing
Apparently you cant learn anything because you spelled learn wrong, and you forgot your apostrophy in didn't.
You really need to learn how to spell before you learn what a being verb is.
Que loco
concentration is the key
Anna, (you) clean your room. Isn't Anna in second person? Is that not so in Latin?
You're right! The verb in that sentence is going to be second person, because the person you are speaking to, Anna, is the person you want to do the action. It still follows the "person you're speaking to" rule, but since it is a command sentence, the sentence looks different. Commands are a little funny, because "Anna" isn't acting as the subject there but as a vocative (direct address). It looks like it has a proper name subject, but "Anna" there is just clarifying who you are addressing. The vocative doesn't come up as often in English as it does in Latin. Maybe we'll do a video on that this week. :)
Really helpful XD
I love this! So helpful!
I get it now!
Such a clear and concise explanation