Also, since we are now well underway and school is starting up again, I'll be shifting now to a Monday-Friday schedule for the lessons, catch-up day on Saturday, and Sunday off.
I hope this pace has been working for people! I promised the person who got me started on this project that the lessons would take just 10-15 minutes per day, and the way I've been measuring that is by how long it would take to read each lesson out loud (maybe 8-10 minutes?) plus time to practice the Latin sentences. If you have suggestions about how I can make the material more do-able, just let me know.
So, here are the lessons from this week, plus the random cat below; you can see the complete list of lessons on its own page.
- Qualis avis, talis cantus.
- Qualis avis, talis nidus.
- Qualis mater, talis et filia.
- Qualis pater, talis filius.
- Qualis herus, talis et canis.
- Optimus magister bonus liber.
- Bonus liber amicus optimus.
- Potus furtivus dulcis est.
- Ubi amor, ibi oculus.
- Ubi dolor, ibi digitus.
- Rex est lex vivens.
- Iudex est lex loquens.
- Nemo sapiens nisi patiens.
- Nemo nisi sapiens liber est.
- Bis puer est senex.
- Avarus semper est pauper.
- Nullus dies omnino malus.
- Hodie nullus, cras maximus.
- Vir quidem unus, nullus est.
- Illiteratus rex est asinus coronatus.
In addition to the lessons, there was also a Feminine Noun Review this week.
Random cat:
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