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Benjamin Johnson
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Catullus 85
Before you translate, you should always read through the lines and preview them. This video helps with the previewing, and points out some thematic ideas and structural components of lines, which should aid in your translation.
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Catullus 72
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Before you translate, you should always read through the lines and preview them. This video helps with the previewing, and points out some thematic ideas and structural components of lines, which should aid in your translation.
Catullus 5
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Before you translate, you should always read through the lines and preview them. This video helps with the previewing, and points out some thematic ideas and structural components of lines, which should aid in your translation.
Catullus 92
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Before you translate, you should always read through the lines and preview them. This video helps with the previewing, and points out some thematic ideas and structural components of lines, which should aid in your translation.
Catullus 87
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Before you translate, you should always read through the lines and preview them. This video helps with the previewing, and points out some thematic ideas and structural components of lines, which should aid in your translation.
Catullus 86
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Before you translate, you should always read through the lines and preview them. This video helps with the previewing, and points out some thematic ideas and structural components of lines, which should aid in your translation.
Catullus 83
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Before you translate, you should always read through the lines and preview them. This video helps with the previewing, and points out some thematic ideas and structural components of lines, which should aid in your translation.
Catullus 77
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Before you translate, you should always read through the lines and preview them. This video helps with the previewing, and points out some thematic ideas and structural components of lines, which should aid in your translation.
Catullus 75
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Before you translate, you should always read through the lines and preview them. This video helps with the previewing, and points out some thematic ideas and structural components of lines, which should aid in your translation.
Catullus 70
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Before you translate, you should always read through the lines and preview them. This video helps with the previewing, and points out some thematic ideas and structural components of lines, which should aid in your translation.
Catullus 49
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Before you translate, you should always read through the lines and preview them. This video helps with the previewing, and points out some thematic ideas and structural components of lines, which should aid in your translation.
Catullus 22
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Before you translate, you should always read through the lines and preview them. This video helps with the previewing, and points out some thematic ideas and structural components of lines, which should aid in your translation.
Catullus 27
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Before you translate, you should always read through the lines and preview them. This video helps with the previewing, and points out some thematic ideas and structural components of lines, which should aid in your translation.
Catullus 11
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Before you translate, you should always read through the lines and preview them. This video helps with the previewing, and points out some thematic ideas and structural components of lines, which should aid in your translation.
Thank you 😭✨ I’m french but this video is better than french videos 😂
why do u sound like latin tutorial
Because I'm LatinTutorial.
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First video in the legacy of the great 'Latin Tutorial' channel
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Excellent video!
Oi this is great bud. Good teacher. IDK sorry if you read this ego sum stultus.
Latin tutorial?! (Love your vids btw)
Yes, that's me! Let's consider this a proto-LatinTutorial video. I learned a lot from making these!
@@brj4 Oh that's so cool!! It makes sense, seeing as all your old videos on the Latin Tutorial Channel are still high quality. I would also like to thank you a lot for helping me and my classmates learn Latin. Seriously, we put you in the ranks of Heimler's History and Organic Chemistry Tutor. You're always so thorough and clear and it helps a lot because we all kind of freak out before tests lol- Your videos actually helped me pass my finals with an A last year, and I'm always so grateful for that :) Ty for all you do!!! (sorry about the essay of a response lol-)
Learn the proper classical pronunciation or Pēdīcābo ego tē et irrumābō
thank you, interesting. The final example with school seniors was a little confusing. Is it common for juniors to graduate?
I love CUm clauses!
You are a wonderful teacher
I love you Benjamin
This was very useful. Thank you.
de de de dadade dade de
A fantastic video there, Thank you for this. One question, though-- at 4:03 you said "a vowel before another vowel is usually short, make sure it's not a diphthong" and then you proceeded to mark the 'e' in 'meis' as a short vowel, when 'ei' is a diphthong! Made me a bit confused there.
Isn't a syllable with a diphthong long by nature, not long by position? The slides would be more helpful if they included macrons. Last, I don't understand why the first syllable of mutatas must be long other than it has to be long in order to make a spondee. That seems like it's the tail wagging the dog, but if that's the case, it's fine with me. Thanks, Benjamin! I love your videos and have used them for years.
after researching my family crest, I found that my family crest is a black raven with a golden ring in its beak. I discovered that a late relative (woman) married into the family in Poland. a descendant of marcus valerius martialis
Mr Johnson,For me the million dollar question is,can you encode secret messages into text using dactyl hexameters? The reason I ask is Paul used a dactyl when he wrote to Titus and this is it Κρῆτες ἀεὶ ψεῦσται κακὰ θηρία γαστέρες ἀργαί Which is translated Creatans are always liars evil beast gluttons lazy. From Homer the creatans were chosen for their swift ships and were priest of Apollo so either Paul was eluding to these false teachers as priest of the cult of Apollo or this is an encoded message. Any help will be appreciated.
This was great but i almost couldn't sit through it with your vowels.
ek-wuss? it's like "ache - woose". i'm so confused though because I'm listening to some of your other videos and yo have PERFECT pronunciation in those
Thank you for this easy to understand infomation
👍...love the peanut butter analogy!
4:05 That is super counterintuitive for me, because in Dutch a vowel followed by two consonants indicates a short vowel.
Ovid, Horace, Virgil and Catullus are the poets who wrote verse for our Latin textbooks. 😋
Optime. Very good job. The lines are famous, of course. There's something common between Catullus and Shakespeare - in the psychology of their poetry, and in their attitude to life.
Do you perhaps have something on Horace, Carpe diem (I, 11) ?
_Fuit olim pullulus qui culum non habebat, cum pederet, tum diruptus est."_
Enhorabuena por el vídeo.
Enhorabuena por el vídeo.
Enhorabuena por el vídeo.
Enhorabuena por el vídeo.
Enhorabuena por el vídeo.
You are my saviour Benjamin!
A very dry and dull presentation, without sufficient examples, and hard to absorb the content.
OMG! I recognize this voice! 😂
Great comments and information about Cicero ruining Clodia's reputation.
Wow! Thank you so much. God bless you!
dicō sunt puellās dēbent bonās pro aliquid...
Ayo my Latin teacher really forcing it with this rn I wish we could just vibe orsmth but he’s going hard
Superb
Do Catullus 16 next
ha!
Personally I enjoy Catullus 69 more. The analogy to the trux caper living in the valle sub alarum was pretty funny. Poor Rufus..
really well explained thank you so much!
Hype! Classics forever!
but like, "the joy of hearing you" would place "you" where in terms of "hearing" being a gerund in the genitive?
the word "you" takes the accusative of "hearing", I've found out in another video
I think we should find a way to make this concept more complex!!!
u saved me omg
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For what grade was this assignment ?
High school, but I doubt any of the technology works anymore.
Thank you for responding to my Q, and I hope my Ben will get to do such a cool project, eventually. Ben, I am a homeschool mom teaching myself Latin along with my 14 year old son. I am about 1/2 way through first year Henle, and during summer we read Familia Romana at an easy pace with his friends. Honestly, I am considering switching to Cambridge so that I will have the advantage of your corresponding videos. I also noticed NLE is based on that curriculum. My son may want to continue Henle with our Classical Conversations community. But I think I may be better able to oversee his work under your CZcams tutelage. I love your channel, especially for pronunciation. Can you give me any suggestions?