Lingua.Latina.Per.Se.Familia.Romana

The software package Lingua Latina per se illustrata, which contains the book plus mp3 recordings, exercises, etc. Let's get more seeders happening on this, amabo te! Lingva Latina per se illvstrata, by Hans H. Ørberg, is a Latin course written entirely in Latin. FAMILIA ROMANA - A Roman Family Part I, familia romana, covers the essentials of Latin grammar and a basic vocabulary of some 1500 words. The 35 chapters form a sequence of events in the life of a Roman family in the 2nd century a.d. Each chapter is divided into 3 or 4 lessons (lectiones) and consists of several text pages followed by a grammar section, Gram­matica Latina, and three exercises, Pensa. At the end of the book there is a survey of inflections, a Roman calendar, and a word index, Index vocabulorum. The CD-ROM containins the complete text of the book, an audio-recording of most of the chapters, and a full interactive edition of the exercises. An entertaining narrative LINGVA LATINA provides a Latin text that students can read and understand immediately without any need for translation. In this text every sentence is intelligible per se because the meaning or function of all new words and forms is made clear by the context or by illustrations or marginal notes. This demands a carefully graded text, but to make learning efficient the content must stimulate interest and make it easy for the reader to visualize the scenes described. To meet these de­mands the chapters of Part I form an eventful and entertaining narrative, which captivates students so that they look forward to reading the continuation of the story. The reading of this Latin ‘novel’ also serves as an introduction to the life and culture of ancient Rome. Direct understanding This direct method, based on understanding from the context, has proved efficient both for selftuition and class teaching. An important factor is the satisfaction experienced by students when they discover that they can actually read and understand Latin immediately without translating or decoding. Such direct understanding gives the students selfconfidence and stimulates concentration. It sharpens their faculties of observation and reasoning, faculties that will be greatly needed as the sentences grow more complex. Reading in this way, they move on step by step towards the ultimate object of Latin teaching: the reading of Latin literature in Latin with real understanding and appreciation. Website: http://www.lingua-latina.dk/index2.htm

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Elzigzag (2009-05-29)

Already downloaded it. Thanks dude!
I've been looking for it since a looooong looooong time. But in my country nobody sells the book.
Too bad!
I'll be testing it this weekend!

Elzigzag (2009-06-03)

Already tested!... What can I say?
A-W-E-S-O-M-E-!
This method allows you to learn Latin IN Latin. I mean the whole software is written in Latin, but somehow you get the idea and start understanding.
Definitely recommended for all those guys interested in learning Latin just for the sake of it (which is my case).

arcadia (2009-06-27)

I've had the book for years - even bought my mother a version - it's the dog's bollocks! one of the finest latin courses available.

Wejmluva (2010-08-06)

Has anyone got the second part of this course: Lingua latina per se illustrata, pars II: Roma aeterna? Could you upload it please?

nanakiaix (2011-07-29)

people, please keep seeding. this is way to good for me and others to miss it!

bardre (2012-01-01)

A wonderful resource, gratias ago.

arcadia (2012-03-21)

I have book1, book 2 and additional exercises, but TPB upload fails each time I try to upload. I got it from demonoid and I will keep seeding. If you don't have demonoid account let me know and I will try to figure out something.

benthamite (2012-10-24)

Arcadia, could you please try to upload Part II again, or point us to the address where this material may be found elsewhere? I would be *extremely* grateful for this. Thanks!

syksy (2012-11-10)

Another torrent with parts I, II and supplements:
http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/7810643/
The MP3 files are the same in both torrents, no need to download them twice.

camusartre (2013-01-10)

Arcadia, please, in San Marcos University, I and other people need the Exercitia Latina I and II... In my country nobody sells them. Please, can you send them to mtorress21@hotmail.com
almost one year we are looking for

syksy (2013-01-31)

Scanned versions of Exercitia Latina I and II in DjVu format are in the torrent I linked to.

LinguaLatina (2013-10-11)

Vale!
We are happy that you like our content if you want to support the continued development of great Latin educational materials please go to:
lingualatina.dk
and learn where you can buy our books.
Salve!

billrx (2013-11-07)

I got a (false?) positive from AVG, but I ran the exe. file through VirScan and it was only AVG out of 37 antivirus programs. (had to add it to my exceptions in AVG).

Installed and the program works fine. Thanx so much. I'm a permanent seeder.
By the way...if LinguaLatina is really the author of the post @LinguaLatina , "Laus" (kudos) and this is how you will get my future business.