In this lesson, we read and discuss Familia Rōmāna's second reading (Lēctiō I) of the third chapter (Capitulum IV).
Among the topics covered are the following:
The four Latin verb classes (coniugātiōnēs): vocā-, tacē-, pōn-, audī-
Indicative mood (modus indicātīvus): vocat, tacet, pōnit, audit
Imperative mood (modus imperātīvus): vocā! tacē! pōne! audī!
Possessive adjectives: meus -a -um | tuus -a -um
Possessive adjective suus -a -um (“his/her own”)
Posessive pronoun eius (“his/her”)
Vocative case (casus vocātīvus): serv-us (nom.) → serv-e (voc.)
Cardinal numbers: I-X
In addition, we continue practicing spoken Latin by reviewing everything we learned in the previous lesson(s).
(Video lesson held on August 31, 2024 by exclusive steaming on 𝕏/Twitter with the live participation of beginner students.)
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