How to Cook Dinner in Latin 🍝 Pasta with Tomato Sauce

Him: "Pasta for 1 person!" The cameraman: 👁👄👁

I love the idea of latin comprehensible imput videos! 🤩

It is quite the thing hearing garlic refered to as "allium" when i know such words to be the names of whole genus

Nova vocabula hac pellicula mihi discita: - ferculum - opsonatio - chiramaxium - ocimum - quodlibet - recens - aliquantillum - accendo - ferveo - insero - haereo - promptus - catillus Multas gratias, Luci!

The guy that speaks Latin: I'm gonna go buy some stuff for cooking in Latin. Also that guy: The first thing is tomatoes.

Alternative title: Ancient Roman learns to vlog

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I discovered this channel (and Polýmathy as well) a few weeks ago and I have to say that your enthusiasm for Latin has renewed my old desire to learn the language. I have just purchased the LLPI Familia Romana and plan to start my studies in December. I'm Brazilian, so my native language is closer to Latin. I hope I can make quick progress to read Cicero and Erasmus in the original as soon as possible. 😏

You're becoming a truly unique regarding YouTube content! What a great way to show that Latin isn't just for reciting Cicero and Virgil. BTW, lycopersica? What's the story behind the word? I know tomatoes were not endemic to Europe and I supposed they were brought from the Americas, like potatoes. And how's prices in Italy lately? 😂

That's a simple recipe, I like it! Bon appetit, and Gesundheit for the last seconds!

I absolutely support this video

straordinario!!!! simpatico, divertente, diverso dal solito!!! un anglosassone che ci tira fuori dalla moda omologante e provinciale di essere tutti anglofili. Gratias!!!

Cena parata est. Linguam Latinam amo. Vereor ne linguae oblitus sum. Volo re-discere. Vale!

Man, I love watch this videos, I can see from where my language born. So many words are basically the same. Greetings from Brazil.

I'm glad that you making pasta with tomato sauce. But, as far as I remember, the ancient Romans didn't have pasta or tomatoes. Your video brought back some good memories of making about 50 jars of sauce at the end of the summer. It was a labor intensive process, but the finished product was like a ray of Sicilian sunshine every time we had some type of pasta with the sauce. Sometimes we need a jolt from the past to remind us of the happy memories we experienced years ago. Keep up the good work! And let's not forget the meatballs and sausage!

EST! EST! EST! - scilicet, quod aliud? Quam pulchruuum! :D Est optima idea pelliculae faciendae, cuius generis et Stephanus et ego facere in animo habebamus. Nam utilissimum est ciborum nomina scire! Ego non tam bene scio nomina ciborum – e.g. usque ad hodiernum nesciebam bananas musas (haha) vocari basilicumque ocimum! Persaepe simpliciter italicis nominibus utor, sed magis iuvat scire latinas. Ei, bonum consilium est lycopersica tota nec concisa inferre, sic proxima vice faciam! ESURIOO!!!

Wonderful! Digestible as a children's book.

More cooking videos! Thank you

I simply love this channel man! 💪🏻

Just happened to catch this one just now. Not sure why I didn't get the notification when it originally posted - I have all your notifications turned on... Anyway, I have some big news: After all the time I've spent being fascinated by your videos. Especially the ones centered around languages... I finally decided to start learning Latin. I started the course for it on Duolingo. Which as I'm sure you know is a relatively new course. And at least as of right now there aren't many lessons. So with that, plus me starting so late to begin with... I probably will just scratch the surface, at best. But just what I've learned so far has really shed some light on where many words, in many languages, come from. And my other languages that I've studies are making learning Latin a little easier. But not too easy... Anyway... Gratias ago pro alia praeclara video. Proximum tempus!