Thank you for your work. I have a question if I may. I see that your Latin text has the accents for the tonic syllables. These are not the accents for the “long and short” vowels. I have been looking for a text like the one you use all over the place, both in paper or electronic. (with tonic accents). Could you help me find it. As a matter of fact I don’t even know what to write on Google to specify a vulgate text with “accents on the tonic”.
@latin audio please upload all the books starting with genesis the same way as these videos with English and Latin translations. It's a great way to learn Latin and the bible. Im reading st Jerome's Latin vulgate and im still reading the old testament, but I want to be sure im pronouncing it correctly. With your videos I pause the video after you read the English then I try and read the Latin out loud and compare if it's similar to how your pronouncing it. Many times there's words that your videos have corrected how I would pronounce a certain word like cognavit for instance. Very helpful. Thank you
Proh dolor perpetue erras in íctibus sua quaque in syllaba proferendis, caecoooorum, claudoooorum, non cáecorum, claúdorum et simillia infinita. At quando satis bene vocales et litteram r profers, illud tibi ignoscemus, quippe cui Anglophono :P...
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Thank you for your work. I have a question if I may.
I see that your Latin text has the accents for the tonic syllables.
These are not the accents for the “long and short” vowels.
I have been looking for a text like the one you use all over the place, both in paper or electronic. (with tonic accents). Could you help me find it. As a matter of fact I don’t even know what to write on Google to specify a vulgate text with “accents on the tonic”.
This is Amazng will you do the Hole Bible ???
@latin audio please upload all the books starting with genesis the same way as these videos with English and Latin translations. It's a great way to learn Latin and the bible. Im reading st Jerome's Latin vulgate and im still reading the old testament, but I want to be sure im pronouncing it correctly. With your videos I pause the video after you read the English then I try and read the Latin out loud and compare if it's similar to how your pronouncing it. Many times there's words that your videos have corrected how I would pronounce a certain word like cognavit for instance. Very helpful. Thank you
Proh dolor perpetue erras in íctibus sua quaque in syllaba proferendis, caecoooorum, claudoooorum, non cáecorum, claúdorum et simillia infinita. At quando satis bene vocales et litteram r profers, illud tibi ignoscemus, quippe cui Anglophono :P...