EASY LATIN: Daedalus and Icarus (Rem Tene! 40)
2024-03-14に共有
In this episode, I, Andreas, tell you the story of Daedalus and Icarus as told by the Roman poet Ovid!
We gloss some words throughout the episode in English and repeat them. We don't, however, gloss everything. Our brains are really good at deducing meaning when we know a lot of the context surrounding words or phrases. The transcript for the show can be found below so you can follow along. We hope you enjoy this show!
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コメント (14)
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love the easy comprehensible subjunctives throughout, andreas
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Fābula mihi valdē placet. Grātiās.
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Peliculam optimam, gratias! Fabula significat ut omnes homines res capere nimis conentur sine otio quamdiu aegrotant et mortui sunt, et numquam parentibus parent, et in tempus antiquus aer alta calidior erat quam nunc, aut aeroplanes scuta contra aerem calidam habent.
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Euge! Fabula pelliculaque valde placet!
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"Eum tangere voló!"
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"Rem tenes?" "Rem teneo, pater."
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Optime Andreas 😊
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Fabula nōbīs admonet ut arrogantēs vel stultī nōn sīmus. Homines pars nātūrae sunt, sub lēgibus nātūrālibus. Fīlius debet patrī parēre.
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Hmmm, fortasse documentum fabulae est pueros non decet nimis temerarios esse? Atque semper parere parentibus tuis.
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Puto hanc fabulam ostendere adulescentem strenuum alicuis novi(hic solis videndi tangendique) cupiditate adductum,qui cum libertatem sentivit statim oblitus monita patris,currit obviam morti aberrans fata... Homo,quem semper voluptates diversae aliquo ducunt,numquam potest navigare altum mare,nam navis eius mergebitur sine gubernatore mente dura.Propterea a nonullis cupiditatibus nobis abstinendum est
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Ac pro hac película tibi pluras Gratias ago. Debes quoque parvam peliculam facere de equii volante ac quomodo nascitur ex matre sua ,Medusa 😢
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Aliquid qui valde mihi placet hic: es tu vere optimus histrio.. Ad haec películae do A+ u
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Re vera hoc nobis perpulchre narras
