Latin lesson: pronounciation

In this lesson I'm trying to teach how to pronounce correctly Latin letters and words.
If you have any questions, doubts, or there's something I forgot to explain, please leave a comment and ask for help.

Comment, rate, let me know if it's useful to you.

Jack Buchanan

Category:

Education

Tags:

• language
• latin
• rome
• catholic
• church
• caesar
• pronounciation

[ForWhomTheBellTolls5]

This isnt classical latin pronounciation, its a new-ish Church Latin. In Classical Latin, ALL "g"s and "c" are hard, and "v"s are pronounced as "w"

[tsimos4eva]

Erm, I believe "C" is always pronounced as "K" (In classical latin that is) even before diphtongs. For example the sky: Caelum=Kehloom

[TeneoIamTandem]

so does that mean you pronounce iam as jam? SERIOUSLY want an answer to this.

[Dadza10]

V = u in english

[Dadza10]

no j in latin

[Dadza10]

ae = aye

[GDevourer]

@tsimos4eva like in word Caesar? or Cicero? lol

[silversnow2008]

@MorsCorporis

How do yo know where to put the accent in a word if Latin doesn't use accent marks?

[psalmsurfer1]

People never cease to amaze me..did he not say he is a beginner student of latin? Post videos yourself if you're such experts on the language..people make me angry.

[rebinator19]

you rock bro, thank you

[bigbenwoo]

Not all "versions" of Latin contain the letter "z".

[murqtaad]

gratias