ma perchèèèèèèèèèèèèèè? Hai rovinato il latino la nostra prima grande lingua povero catullo si starà rivoltando nella tomba =(=(=(=(=(=(=(=(=(=(=(=(=(=(=(=(=(=( ma vai a fare un pò di latino cosi si che il latino è una lingua morta cretino
w il latino ma non questo nemmeno le cose più semplici
piece of ....shit!!!you neeeeeerd!!!!!!you must learn ancient greek first and after to pronounce la lingua latina!!!you are just a dude!!go f.....ck some girls in erasmus,but do not raise up videos in youtube!!ahahahahahahaahhaahahahaha!!
Oh you mean, he's supposed to use the traditional Polish pronunciation. It's not appropriate, arguebly, for the recitation of ancient Roman poetry. However, why would ancient Romans use spellings such as CAESARIS VVLTV and QVISQVIS SERVVS SINE DOMINICO IVSSV FORAS EXIERIT ACCIPIET PLAGAS CENTVM. V was u, and the same as the English w in the positions where it nowadays is represented as v. This is how Latin was pronounced until the beginning of the Roman empire, later, like the Romance languages.
What is to this: the Eastern European pronunciation is different from the restaured classical one, from the Roman ecclesiastical one. Some prefer one to the other, while some confuse them, while some say that some of the methods are 'wrong'. This is what's going on.
Not to mention the"LL". All consonants, when written double, were pronounced as in Italian, id est, as double consonants. Illa Terra bellorum nunc est in mundo.
Cool, not bad at all! One thing you can improve is elisions: for the text to fulfill the meter, you will have to red "Lugeto veneres", "quantumst", etc.
carmen pulcherrimum
alkantre 1 year ago
Terribile! Ma questo da dove è uscito? Dalle catacombe?
Dudi-dudi 1:21
wellbn1 1 year ago 2
ma perchèèèèèèèèèèèèèè? Hai rovinato il latino la nostra prima grande lingua povero catullo si starà rivoltando nella tomba =(=(=(=(=(=(=(=(=(=(=(=(=(=(=(=(=(=( ma vai a fare un pò di latino cosi si che il latino è una lingua morta cretino
w il latino ma non questo nemmeno le cose più semplici
giancio00 2 years ago
latin est optimus :3
this video makes me so happy
game0rlame 2 years ago
when you find out the metaphor for the sparrow and then look over the poem again it's really weird. "nam mellitus erat"
Nina345norainbows 3 years ago
Valde me gaudeo te linguam, a qua cogito linguam esse pulcherrimam totius terrarum orbis, uti sed pronuntiato tua non vere est bona.
Vale amice!
Amator linguae latinae
duxromanorum88 3 years ago
wrong pronounciation..
idefyustars 3 years ago
Id falsa non est, sed Americana, ergo falsas continet nonnullas vocales cononantesque, sed non falsa. Melior possit.
MaBu888 2 years ago
piece of ....shit!!!you neeeeeerd!!!!!!you must learn ancient greek first and after to pronounce la lingua latina!!!you are just a dude!!go f.....ck some girls in erasmus,but do not raise up videos in youtube!!ahahahahahahaahhaahahahaha!!
johngamaw 3 years ago
Oh c'mon, it's not like the ancient greeks were really known for f..cking GIRLS!
malchichikov 2 years ago
lol
idefyustars 2 years ago
You must really love Latin to do this! Nice touch with the laurel wreath too ^_^
xxxJeahxxx 3 years ago
you pronunciation is totaly shit!
ae= "e" que= "kve"
better learn to read.
Repetitio est mater studiorum
rybnik100 3 years ago
Something is wrong with you hearing. He didn't pronounce que as kve! He used correct pronunciation of -que! AND HE VSED AE AS AE! Audin' correcte?!
MaBu888 3 years ago
Oh you mean, he's supposed to use the traditional Polish pronunciation. It's not appropriate, arguebly, for the recitation of ancient Roman poetry. However, why would ancient Romans use spellings such as CAESARIS VVLTV and QVISQVIS SERVVS SINE DOMINICO IVSSV FORAS EXIERIT ACCIPIET PLAGAS CENTVM. V was u, and the same as the English w in the positions where it nowadays is represented as v. This is how Latin was pronounced until the beginning of the Roman empire, later, like the Romance languages.
MaBu888 3 years ago
I've noticed a lot of eastern european criticism of latin pronunciation on here... I am beginning to think there is something to this.
malchichikov 2 years ago
What is to this: the Eastern European pronunciation is different from the restaured classical one, from the Roman ecclesiastical one. Some prefer one to the other, while some confuse them, while some say that some of the methods are 'wrong'. This is what's going on.
MaBu888 2 years ago
we sing a song in chior with that text
marienwuermchen 3 years ago
So well althogh the "rr" Speak with hipanic people, that help you, arreciar la erre en una buena pronunciación. Rex resurrexit
Charrogurrola 4 years ago
Not to mention the"LL". All consonants, when written double, were pronounced as in Italian, id est, as double consonants. Illa Terra bellorum nunc est in mundo.
MaBu888 3 years ago
I like your pronunciation, but not your hair--what's with that?
RedRabbit1983 4 years ago
It's a laurel wreath.
DavidGBrault 4 years ago
Cool, not bad at all! One thing you can improve is elisions: for the text to fulfill the meter, you will have to red "Lugeto veneres", "quantumst", etc.
Winge42 4 years ago 3
Good call. Especially in terms of the prodelision in "est". There are too many syllables otherwise.
aplatime 3 years ago
That's what Shimer does to you.
...Nice wreath.
ILLiitERATE 4 years ago