Latin Language Spoken Example 3

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Description: Salve Latin language spoken, not many good examples of Latin this is better example excerpt from the new documentary The Destiny Of Rome. Rome is found in Italy and is a great empire which gave the world its bearings, the kind of bearings worth having if you know what I mean. Being a Roman complete with proficiency in the Latin lingua is an essential part of your heritage as an earthling. As always... The West is the Best!

Example 1 http://youtu.be/6_IPqniaZR0
Example 2 http://youtu.be/uCkUyaZlTN8
Example 3 http://youtu.be/vBbdj_1B8vI
Example 4 http://youtu.be/QiLT29hDhag
Example 5 http://youtu.be/mioA3xHe82w

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[Charles Mattrick]

Hi, I believe it's "interficere" instead of "interfecere" in the transcript.

[TTTopGun]

ecce nunc legit interficere

transcript updated

[FLAVIVSIVLIANVS]

Why didn't they show the wax of Caesar on a cross (yes like Jesus)? Perhaps they do not want the truth to leak out........

[TTTopGun]

I quite understand what FLAVIVSIVLIANVS is referring too. The Roman government and the Catholic Church have historically been the same organisation, the bible as we know it and the success of Christianity exist largely as a result of their hard work and many Christians owe a debt of gratitude to the catholic church weather they like catholics or not.

[xAquinasx]

Considering the Catholic Church actively sought to destroy Christians, who did not follow the Pope, for a thousand years, I'd say we owe the RCC absolutely nothing. They have done more damage than anything else to Christianity.

[TTTopGun]

Do you seriously believe that the New Testament is not the work of the Pontifex Maximus?

[TTTopGun]

see The Flavian Thesis by Dr. Rod Blackhirst, Lecturer in Religious Studies at La Trobe University, Joseph Atwill

[Calogerus Trebatius Testa]

wasn't Caesar in classical Latin pronounced Kaizaar??

[hznfrst]

The actor is speaking ecclesiastical Latin, not classical. Original Latin did not sound so much like Italian: every 'c' had a 'k' sound and there were no ch, sh, j or v sounds (v was the Latin w).

[dragons123ism]

I get ya', but you perhaps could have spelt it double 's'.

[dragons123ism]

All the Romance languages come from Vulgar, not Classical, Latin, and they are substantially different.

[Calogerus Trebatius Testa]

it wouldn't but I was trying to make it semi-phonetic, without the international charecters, as you can see the word is spelled incorrectly, but in English, an "s" between two vowels makes a "z" sound ironically so I just chose to use the "z" though it should be a soft "s"

[dragons123ism]

No, why would the 's' make a 'z' sound?

[Danioabyss]

Yes it is, in fact its not cicero, but actually kikero.. we just always pronounce it the wrong way..

[AVIATIO]

Propter hoc stupeo admirorque valde! Mirabile est frustum hoc! Opportet me interrogare me ipsum quantum tempus cepit ut compleretis id.... Videtur enim egere opere multo.

Non possum credere quia aliquis suscitabat super se ipso facere hoc. Machte.