In this lesson, we read and discuss Familia Rōmāna's second reading (Lēctiō III) of the second chapter (Capitulum II).
Among the topics covered are the following:
Interrogative pronouns: Quis? Quae? Quid? Cuius? Quī? Quot?
Possesive pronouns: meus -a -um, tuus -a -um
Vocābula masculīna, fēminīna, neutra
The genitive case (genetīvus)
In addition, we continue practicing spoken Latin by reviewing everything we learned in the previous lesson(s).
(Video lesson held on June 30th 2024 by exclusive steaming on 𝕏/Twitter with the live participation of beginner students.)
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