Rule 61: The Jussive Subjunctive

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Your channel is a hidden gem

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The only thing I hate about this channel was not having access to it during my high school/college Latin days, haha. It's wonderful.

[@latintutorial]

Hidden isn’t the best word!

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@@panokostouros7609 is there anything anyone else hates?

[@panokostouros7609]

1:00 Nice Present Subjunctive Conjugative mnemonic, dude! My high school Latin teacher taught us: "L *e* t's *ea* t c *a* v *ia* r" or "L *e* t's *ea* t *a* g *ia* nt"

[@mrremoveyoureyes1924]

My teacher taught us "He takes a giant viagra" Yeah... Dont think i will ever forget present subjunctives

[@beeeb8831]

Quis amat valeat - whoever loves, let him flourish. Pereat qui nescit amare - let him perish who knows not love. Bis tanto pereat, quisquis amare vetat -let him perish twice over whoever forbids love. Scratched on the wall of the house of Caecilius Jucundus Some people get this tattooed on themselves.

[@Smoph04]

I just started Latin and am working on 3rd declension. I’m just gonna react to the title and say WHAT THE HELL AM I GETTING MYSELF INTO. anyway this will probably help me when I understand what’s happening here

[@pauleugenio5914]

Could you do an examples video? Just covering more examples from various topics in combined fashion, like a case study.

[@zhennyaslootskin6821]

Dear Ben -Moriar inultai, sed moriar I; moriemur - we will and moriamur - let us?

[@anaximandros9649]

every time my teacher would talk about the "jussive subjunctive" I would always laugh cos I kept thinking of Jussie Smollet

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Your channel is the best. Please keep it on

[@latintutorial]

Thanks!

[@ketzerm8672]

This video reminded me why I started to learn Chinese, it's grammar is waaaaay easier 😂

[@latintutorial]

Yikes!

[@caryhoagland6822]

. . . Correction: "its" grammar (possessive case). Just now I tried to dictate this, and the cell-phone voice-recognition feature inserted the apostrophe on its own! That must be what happened to you.

[@davidmetzger3312]

Would a suggestion be considered jussive, such as "I suggest you stop talking." ?

[@latintutorial]

Yes

[@duckymomo7935]

All subjunctive from here on out???

[@latintutorial]

Not specifically all subjunctive, but generally verbs.

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[@christumferens1716]

Caveat emptor!

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The what??

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