Latin's Ablative Case | Visual Latin Chalkboard #5

[@dreamingofvenus]

This was really helpful for me. I am learning Latin at my college but I have never really understood the ablative case until now. Thanks!

[@doginboat]

this was so useful!

[@mikebreen9980]

brilliant as always, learning so much, thanks again.

[@adamwise3113]

Well, 7 years late to the party here but I'm going through "Lingua Latina" now and I enjoyed this video...

[@dieterh.9342]

How is Julius in the nominative? Is there some deep superceding of agency?

[@jacktoddy9783]

If Julius gave Amelia a ring then it could be considered a 'coup de fil' unless she was wearing it, then, she would have several rings each of which holds specific function, though not necessarily in any order, depending up sexual proclivity; as random as that would be, no accounting can set any rule. Thus one or either of the two has a mandate to deliver unto the other the goods described. I think that about sets the record straight.

[@mukundg1645]

Wow no comments except for me

[@itacurno5891]

wow..

[@lawrenceaglick8511]

Why is your pronunciation non-classical? Shouldn't "from" be "de", not "a" ("to)?

[@eurech]

Its the Ecclesiastic pronunciation.

[@howisgamora_]

Your handwriting is atrocious, it looks like my handwriting when I was 6 - jokes aside, thank you this video was quite helpful