I try to post a new video to You Tube every weekday. Naturally, I miss a day here an there, but the videos are adding up. Fearing that the list will overwhelm and confuse you, I have begun compiling the links and topics here.
If you are unfamiliar with the “Chalkboard” videos… here is an example:
Most of the Videos below are from the Vulgate Course by William Dodds. The Vulgate Course is available free from Google books.
- How to get somewhere in Latin: Quo it?
- Translating from English to Latin.
- Latin Predicate Adjectives
- Introduction to the Nominate and Genitive Cases
- Latin’s Ablative Case
- Latin’s Genitive Case
- The verb “habere” plus the Accusative Case
- Beautiful War?
- Liber, libero, or liberi?
- Parsing, diagramming, and translating simple sentences in Latin.
- Latin subjects
- Latin predicates.
- Latin appositives.
- Subject – verb agreement, in Latin.
- Subject – verb agreement, Part 2
- Irregular verb agreement.
- Latin relative pronouns.
- How to get a “No” in Latin.
- How to form a question in Latin.
- The Nominative Case
- Nominative Pronouns
- Predicate Nominatives
- The Genitive Case
- More Genitives!
- The Partitive Genitive
- Even More Genitives!
- The Genitive and Impersonal Verbs
- The Genitive and Location
- The Dative Case
- More of the Dative Case
- The Dative Case with Compounds of the verb esse.
- The Dative of Possession
- The Dative with Impersonal Verbs
- Introduction to the Accusative Case
- The Accusative with prepositions
- The Accusative with Motion
- The Accusative with Time
- The Accusative plus Infinitive
- The Accusative and Motion
- The Vocative Case
- The Ablative of Instrument
- The Ablative of Agent
- The Ablative of Time
- The Ablative of Price
- The Ablative with Special Verbs
- The Ablative of Comparison
- The Ablative with Prepositions
- The Ablative Absolute
- Substantive Adjectives