In this lesson, we read and discuss Familia Rōmāna's second reading (Lēctiō II) of the third chapter (Capitulum IV).
Among the topics covered are the following:
Relative pronouns & relative phrases
Imperatives and vocatives
Possessive adjective suus -a -um vs. possessive pronoun eius
Adjective nullus -a -um (‘no one’)
Ponere in + abl. (see also Mastering Place Where)
Emphatic use of personal pronouns is, ea
In addition, we continue practicing spoken Latin by reviewing everything we learned in the previous lesson(s).
(Video lesson held on September 7, 2024 by exclusive steaming on 𝕏/Twitter with the live participation of beginner students.)
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Latin For Beginners: Lesson 15