Rule 61: The Jussive Subjunctive

The jussive subjunctive, also known as the hortatory, is commonly understood as an urging, or gentle command. Let us explore this concept in greater detail with this video!
lettuce by Oliver Gomez from the Noun Project

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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

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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.

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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"

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

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

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All subjunctive from here on out???

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Not specifically all subjunctive, but generally verbs.

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

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Yikes!

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. . . 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.

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

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

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Yes

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Caveat emptor!

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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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