Latin I , First Quarter

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1 - Introduction

1 - Introduction.mp4

02:53

2 - Plan of Study.html

3 - Material Needd.html

2 - Lesson 1

4 - Vocabulary Lesson 1.mp4

06:19

5 - First Declension.mp4

03:45

6 - Rules for Gender.mp4

03:53

7 - Use of Verbs.mp4

02:36

8 - The Nominative Case.mp4

04:07

9 - The Accusative Case.mp4

03:39

10 - The Genitive Case.mp4

04:18

3 - Lesson 2

11 - Vocabulary Lesson 2.mp4

05:59

12 - The Second Declension.mp4

03:09

13 - The Second Declension Neuter.mp4

02:04

14 - The Dative Case.mp4

03:26

15 - Use of Prepositions.mp4

01:57

16 - Predicate Noun.mp4

02:12

4 - Lesson 3

17 - Vocabulary Lesson 3.mp4

08:20

18 - The Third Declension.mp4

03:09

19 - Genders in the Third Declension.mp4

02:36

20 - The Third Declension Neuter.mp4

01:47

5 - Lesson 4

21 - Vocabulary Lesson 4.mp4

03:01

22 - The Fourth Declension.mp4

02:19

23 - IN Accusative.mp4

01:56

6 - Lesson 5

24 - Vocabulary Lesson 5.mp4

01:09

25 - The Fifth Declension.mp4

02:20

7 - Lesson 6

26 - Vocabulary Lesson 6.mp4

02:11

8 - Conclusion

27 - See you in Quarter 2.html

Description

Learn Basic Latin Noun Declensions and Vocabulary

What You'll Learn?

Understand the concept of declension
Recite the first five declensions of nouns
Understand the function governed by each case

Who is this for?

FOR homeschooling students looking to fulfill their language requirements

FOR students with interests in languages

FOR students with interests in classical studies

FOR students with interests in ancient history

NOT FOR students looking for an easy language to study

NOT FOR students with previous knowledge in Latin

What You Need to Know?

Get the Henle, Latin First Year Book

Get the Henle, Latin Grammar Book

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Description
This course covers the very first step of learning the Latin language. Â It explains noun declension (1st through 5th) and explains the basicÂ functions of the five Latin cases (Nominative, genitive, dative, accusative and ablative). Â It covers basic sentence structure, syntax and grammar. Â It explores subject verb agreements, genders of nouns and the conjugation of the linking verb ESSEÂ (to be). Â

The course requires the students to have access to Henle Latin First Year (paperback or digital) as well as the reference grammar book (paperback or digital). Â The acquisition of "Looking at Latin" can be helpful but not necessary.

This first quarter should take about ten (10) weeks to complete. Â The work includes the study of the lectures (videos), the memorization work (vocabulary, declension, conjugation and grammar rules) and the written work (exercises).

Once this course is completed, the logical step is to sign up for Latin I, Second Quarter. Â Be aware that Henle, Latin First Year is covered in Latin I and Latin II. Â Latin IIÂ is already available and Latin III as well.

This course if taken seriously will give you a very solid foundation in the language of Caesar and Cicero. Â And it might actually fulfill some homeschooling requirement for HighÂ School foreign language credits.

Bonam Fortunam! (Good Luck!)
Who this course is for:
FOR homeschooling students looking to fulfill their language requirements
FOR students with interests in languages
FOR students with interests in classical studies
FOR students with interests in ancient history
NOT FOR students looking for an easy language to study
NOT FOR students with previous knowledge in Latin

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I am a French-speaking Swiss native born in Lausanne. After completing my primary and secondary education in the homeland, I moved to Southern California for college. I attended Cal Poly Pomona and got hired at Loyola High School after graduation. I have been working at this college prep school since 1998 as a French and Latin instructor.A little bit over ten years ago, we started homeschooling our children and I quickly became aware of the need for Latin instructors in this field. I began teaching children who are homeschooled and had a great time doing this in person. Due to professional schedule changes I have had to consider new avenue to teach my homeschoolers. That is why I am now on Udemy.Learning a language not only open possibilities to engage with people from different parts of the world but it also open one's mind like not many other experiences.I hope you enjoy my classes.

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