Spoken Latin: Latin Greetings - Latin dialogue and conversation

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[@christophersterry7664]

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[@dusandragovic09srb]

Latin = Serbian Ancient Rome & Greece are myths... likes Jesus and Force of Gravity. PLEASE THINK AND LEARN! Colosseum is a power plant, but Hollywood and Russell Crowe are telling you differently. It's just arena on screen, NOT IN REAL LIFE !!!

[@s0ulsister]

I really don't need Latin in real life, but this dude makes it totally irresistible and attractive, encourages to learn.

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Thanks so much, Torontina!

[@Asteptillustration89]

Totally agree!!!

[@Asteptillustration89]

@@ScorpioMartianus now I want to learn Latin! Lol Spanish, french, Portuguese and Italian really demystified Latin. It's it's interesting to note that in Portuguese the nasal sounds derived from Latin's words that ended with -m? For example. Ego sum, momentum, etc.? 🤔

[@commentfreely5443]

no men know my name

[@tuatara80]

I really really agree. This man is rare and intelligent! When I saw this man's video with Portuguese, Italian and Spanish speakers, it made me want to learn Latin again. This video will be shared. I just guess there are no more subtitles if I download it.

[@tijojoseph3315]

This is the first time I'm hearing the language as if it were an actual living language (apart from ecclesiastical Latin) and pronounced with native-like fluency. Glad I found this channel.

[@commentfreely5443]

he says nomen like norman

[@cantsleepat3am847]

2 minutes trying to speaks latin. my house start flying

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Haha, you should also here this! www.patreon.com/posts/32209258

[@commentfreely5443]

i read a learn latin book in french today, and i don't know french but could read the latin

[@keegster7167]

I like that you say the words quickly. Also, the nasalisation is nice.

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Thank you! My goal was to create a highly realistic portrayal of what I imagine normal, fast Roman speech was like. I actually accomplished that goal considerably better with these videos; please check them out! kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYrTi6iChambl7M

[@keegster7167]

thanks! I'm looking for as much of this sort of fast talking conversations as possible, so this is good.

[@igorfray]

Fun fact: in portuguese there's a slang using "salve" for say hello and another using "valeu" for say goodbye or thank you. It's was a very bad boy/ cool slang since 2012 and it still hate by the portuguese teachers. So all this time the slang was correctly, considering it a latin root, at least the bad boys learned Latin!😂

[@allejandrodavid5222]

Também percebo isso

[@Nimiic]

Ego italus sum, et in scholā quinque annos linguam latinam studuĭmus, sed numquam pronuntiatum latinum didicĭmus. Magnifice sonat! Tibi ago gratiam pro hac pulcherrima pelliculā.

[@byzantinetales]

Great that you put Latin on the subtitles too! 👏👏

[@TreespeakerOfTheLand]

yeah, haha!

[@fabiolimadasilva3398]

Um abraço a todos os falantes de línguas românicas aqui! E a todos que se interessam por latim, também! :D

[@yimveerasak3543]

I'm studying law and jurisprudence. This channel is helpful, trust me.

[@lince1764]

Time travelers sure love this channel!

[@Theroadneverending]

Fluent everyone...fluent...it’s amazing there is so much available to learn in terms of total vocabulary! Crazy to now this is how they sounded

[@teresita.lozada]

This video is making me want to start the Latin course on Duolingo! :)

[@andrewcouto5620]

You definitely should. I'm enjoying it. Thus KZbinr is my inspiration.

[@teresita.lozada]

@@andrewcouto5620 I'd looove to!

[@brazenserpent7]

I just finished the course a few weeks ago. It was enjoyable, but too short in my opinion. Of course, even having Latin on DuoLingo is a linguistic blessing.

[@redpanda1765]

You should check Luke's playlists once you finish the Latin course on Duolingo!

[@jasminee.9562]

I wouldn't, I don't think it'll help you. I've tried it and gotten nowhere

[@andresyanez9243]

Soy otro argentino fascinado con el latín!! Seguí tus recomendaciones Luke, y estoy estudiando latín con "Lingua Latina per se Illustrata" de Orberg. Una experiencia increíble!! Como ya te he comentado en otro video, sigo tus enseñanzas en la pronunciación clásica. Después de ver tus videos, no puedo entender a los profesores que no consideran importante la pronunciación, y solo se limitan a enseñar la gramática. Como si la pronunciación no fuera parte fundamental y constitutiva de la lengua latina. Gracias Luke por tus enseñanzas!!

[@nataliawilde775]

Yo aprendo español y quiero viajar de Argentina. Hace unas semanas decidí probar el latín en Duolingo. No necesito latín y tengo miedo de confundirme. Pero es demasiado emocionante para dejar de interesarse.

[@nigelfrancismado6833]

I have been fascinated by the Romans ever since i watched the movie Gladiator starring Russell Crowe. I was a kid when i watched it and it made my interest in Rom and the romans grow from from then on. I have been trying to learn Latin for some time now and didn't know where to start until now. Thanks so much!

[@soulfulserenity403]

Oh yay finally slow, fast and repeated examples with mouth formation visuals! - thank you so much!

[@maxwigant2011]

Macte, magister. Gratias ago, amice. Mihi hic gaudium magnum praebes omnibusque, qui intellexerunt, quomodo utile esse potuerit, sic Latine uti latinitateque indulgere, usumque pulchrum praeclarumque.

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Max amice, gratias pro verbis tuis benignissime relatis! Vidistine novas pelliculas? kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYrTi6iChambl7M

[@samanthagupta]

This is very helpful. Love this subtitles.

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Thanks!

[@juanme555]

Im Argentinian, native Spanish of course. Fluent Portuguese. Basic French. And i can understand most Italian. I could actually understand 50% of what he said in this vid.

[@redpanda1765]

¡Qué bueno ver a otro argentino interesado en el latín! Una lengua tan bella

[@juanme555]

@@redpanda1765 Para mi, es la lengua que deberiamos usar para comunicarnos entre Argentinos, Brasileros, Franceses e Italianos :|

[@redpanda1765]

@@juanme555 sería muy práctico. Una especie de _lingua franca_ para los hablantes de lenguas romances más parecidas al Latín.

[@jguillermooliver]

Hola, acá hay otro.

[@x2y3a1j5]

Y, el latin màs puro y el que suena màs lindo, es el de Buenos Aires, viejo, 'ejate 'e joé.

[@john-chung-hsuanwu8766]

This is amazing! I truly began my journey of Latin learning because of this video. I wish there were more series like this. Fōrmōsānus sum.

[@alexanderpodgorski5449]

Make Latin trendy again!

[@DefektiveEnvy]

This really helped with pronunciation! And I understand everything you’re saying

[@letshuman8985]

This is such a cool channel! It really makes me want to learn Latin. I like how you teach!

[@barrigudo00]

Muito instrutivo. Adoro a música ao final.

[@davidsandovalavila7949]

Excelente clase! Le agradezco mucho.

[@francois-josesoudrain1122]

BRAVO pour cette belle façon de faire aimer le Latin !!👍💙 Voilà un professeur comme on en voudrait en France !

[@PHILOLAVS]

Salve ! Gratias ago per laboro tui ! Latín is such a beautiful language, I’m Rn latín student and you has helped me a lot with your videos.

[@DearE1999]

Me encanta este video. Enseñas increíblemente bien.

[@katrinexx]

Thank you so much for this video !

[@valentinagariglio2745]

You know already, in italian we have Salve; thank you for your precious work, I started loving latin again, I wish I studied like this in school. Grazie di cuore ❤️

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Il piacere è mio, cara Valentina, se ti aiutano i miei video. 😃

[@caleblott399]

I love this channel.

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Thanks!

[@NicolasMiari]

Great video, as everything you make! What are the rules to know which e's are open and which closed (same for 'o')?

[@teamaster636]

Much respect!!

[@bravocarlos1752]

I learned more Latin in this video then I did Spanish in school for 2 years 😂😂

[@darckobelix2963]

muito bom parabens

[@caiojunior993]

Excelente aula, professor!

[@AbleInTruth]

FANTASTIC! you are talented; you sound like a ROMAN from 300 BC.

[@marialeon3676]

Excelente profesor muchas gracias! Estoy aprendiendo el latín que desde hace mucho tiempo quería aprenderlo. Tenemos un optime magister. Felicidades por este capítulo. 🥰👍🇲🇽🇲🇽👌

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Gracias!

[@sweetyvany99]

Super

[@MyMaxwellsmart]

Luke, I wish you and your loved ones a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year of great future prospects for 2022! May your plans, projects and dreams for this new year come true. A cordial hug! Paulo F. Saez Garcia

[@amarquinaram]

Hello, I'm mexican and I've found this channel today. I have a big question. I haven't your past videos but I think you are talking in ancient latin, isn't it? How many types of latin exists? What's the difference in their pronunciation? Btw, you latin pronunciation I think is awesome, very "pulcro" (spanish).

[@vincentius9311]

Latine loqui et audire amo. Lente laboro per librum quem hic uteris. Si plus pelliculae facere possis, eas videre velim. Gratias atque vale!

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Gratias tibi pro subscriptione tua! Mense proximo cum denuo domi ero plura facturus sum. Pro nunc recitationes pronuntiatione Shakespeareana cotidie facio: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3WWhKKnlLF-hq8

[@vincentius9311]

ScorpioMartianus Optime, magistram linguae Anglicae habuī quae prōnuntiātiōnem originalem amābat.

[@rdyt0]

Salvē Luke, For how long have you been learning Latin, I wonder? I mean, I find it so difficult to try to come up with the correct forms of each word in spoken Latin. Will this situation get any better after repeated practices and over time?

[@DireitoConstitucional]

Grazie mille! Valet!

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Prego! Valē et tū!

[@siraniks]

currently studying law and there are latin words included ... and i have some curiosity on how they sound if you speak of it ... it's far from what I expect

[@nicoloorlandi4263]

When someone will invent the time travel machine, this man will be the only person who will not have been crucified.

[@metekoldasogullar2141]

I am following you dear Lvkius Raniervs, keep vp the good work. Vale et gratias!

[@jjstudiosjj2408]

Amazing I can almost understand..I know a great deal of Spanish. Like a 3 generation Texan -tejano. Lol I’ve seen some other videos On this channel that are less basic and more conversational Latin and I know some sentences almost word for word and naturally seem to fill in the words that are more difficult to associate with a Spanish word... to my ear it sounds much more powerful...than tejano Spanish

[@HasufelyArod]

I love everything about this, but the best part is without a doubt the songs of animated movies (Disney).

[@lizonyuh2290]

Fucking good on you dude, you're encouraging people to learn a "dead" language, but here I am learning it because of you

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Thanks! Yeah it’s the best!

[@claudiaregina6691]

O LATIM está vivo no Português e nas outras Línguas Neolatinas.

[@EduardoSVA]

Gratias tibi ago, Magister!

[@joycewambui824]

Thank you! I'm doing a Latin Challenge and I know your channel will be very helpful to me. Question, is there a Latin equivalent to the name "Joyce"? Like how Mark gets Marco/Marce?

[@adrien437]

Use the website 'Wiktionary'. There you find the root of almost all words that exist in almost all languages on earth. I searched and I found 'Jodocus' but it's the latinized version of a Celtic name (Iodoc). Anyway the only pronunciation difference is that you add -us

[@oliviacharlotte8185]

Can anyone please help me? How do you say ‘see the good’ in Latin? As in general telling people they should ‘see the good’

[@Slaweniskadela]

Multas gratias ago ScorpioMartine!

[@3yearsfromnow]

OMG I was working on my Humanities class and we're just finishing up the Renaissance and now Im hooked on listening to Latin loool

[@Ichnos76]

Sei incredibile, ho sempre desiderato imparare il latino da ragazzo, grazie per questi video.

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Grazie a te! Hai visto che faccio le live in cui insegno questa materia?

[@Ichnos76]

@@ScorpioMartianus si, ti ho scoperto da due giorni per caso, cercando dei video sull'Esperanto. Sto guardando i tuoi video e quelli di ecolinguist come un pazzo, very addictive!Parlo un discreto Inglese ma complimenti per il tuo italiano!Gratias ago vos esse Luke!

[@dannyallen2894]

Salve! Quomodo dicitur “piano” latine? Vidi “clavichordium” (Neo-Latin Lexicon) sed nescio an scias alterum verbum.

[@omarvaldez00]

Yes! I found a Warlock.

[@adrien437]

I'm French and I studied Latin in high school but sadly we didn't have any conversations in Latin with our teachers. Is the 'um' in 'sum' like a nasal 'on' as we have in French?

[@hussar2007]

Thanks for this video. Awesome. Portuguese speaker here. The pronunciation rules are, maybe not surprisingly, very similar to portuguese. In portuguese almost all the Es are "closed E" (not sure if this is the correct technical term) not the "open E". We use an accute diacritic to mark an open E, like É, otherwise by default is a closed E. The diphthongs of Latin seem to be collapsed in portuguese (like in other languages I supose?) to a single vowel. For example Enciclopaedia collapsed to Enciclopedia but since it is an "open E" in portuguese is "Enciclopédia". All children in Brazil (and I guess Portugal also) learn first the 5 vowels only: A E I O U and we build on top of that, with variations usually marked by diacritics. Brazilian portugueses noawadays seems to have replaced the L letter I hear in you latin pronunciation by the U sound. So we say "Braziu" not "Brazil". "Mau" instead of "Mal". However I noticed that this is a recent phenomenon. If you hear older brazilians that were alphabetized prior to the 60s they use this "Latin L" aways (also used in spanish I guess?) but not the younger generations! Another more recent phenomenon is the R pronunciation. All the Rs were in the tip of tongue, "rolled", in the past. I guess this is the R in your Latin pronunciation right? (and also the same in Spanish?) But Brazilian portuguese have adopted R "in the throat" sometimes (I think the term is "retroflex R" if I'm not wrong) or the R commonly used in english (like in "car"). However if you hear older speakers of portugese here in Brazil, then no, all the Rs are "in the tongue". Portuguese also losted the declesion system of Latin. The substantives are more or less fixed. I think this simplifies things, but in my opinion makes it more difficult to make a syntactic / grammatical analysis of the phrase. Many childrens in Brazil had (as I did) some difficulty in finding the "case" of a phrase in school. Much later when I studied Latin for the first time I noticed that the declension system forced you to always get the case right since it is necessary. It's a shame they stopped teaching Latin in the schools here in Brazil (during the 60s I think). Overall slowly speaked portugueses (particularly "old fashion" portuguese) are VERY similar to Latin and I have sometimes noticed some foreign choirs singing latin songs with kind of a "english accent" with that feeling "Oh my, they are butchering the language".

[@MCFC111]

Tibi gratias Luke!. Is the first time I know V sounds like U, my masters in grecolatin roots did not mention.

[@roseymarygillespie5046]

Braaavo 👏

[@MyMaxwellsmart]

Luke, desejo-lhe a você e a teus entes queridos, um Feliz Natal e um Próspero Ano Novo de ótimas perspectivas futuras para 2022! Que teus planos, projetos e sonhos para esse novo ano que se inicia, tornem-se em realidades. Um cordial abraço! Paulo F. Saez García

[@user-kh6dl5td5u]

Gratias tibi ago! Mire Latine loqueris!

[@esthelnae6721]

Hi Scorpius. Could you write the words so we can folllow it and actually see the how they are written? I think it could help a lot. Thanks for making latin so amazing!

[@ScorpioMartianus]

They’re all here! kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4rKdJJpaL9seMk

[@faridadham2038]

Ad profundis!!

[@marvm2555]

Sounds so cool.. wish u could give lessons in Sacramento ca!

[@ScorpioMartianus]

I teach at ancientlanguage.com :)

[@marvm2555]

@@ScorpioMartianus i got your course thank you and im still studying in 2023

[@sturduto1]

I really appreciate your efforts to make Latin alive . Bene! But in ecclesiastic Latin again ti is read like tsi. I.e. salutatio ( salutatsio) moreover I think that Salve is read exactly as we say in Italian as this form still exist . Salve!

[@ScorpioMartianus]

n/a n/a Salvē! Certo, e secondo me va benissimo usare la pronuncia ecclesiastica ossia scolastica italiana. Dē gūstibus!

[@sturduto1]

My friend I don’t want to be aggressive. Do not misunderstand me. I did Latin at school and university in Italy. I was just wondering about the way you pronounce abroad. It is the first time I see Latin as a kind of foreign language. This you know in Italy the way we do Latin and Greek is more translation and grammar. Keep going! And if you need any help with Greek , ancient or modern give me a shout!

[@00chumi]

Fortasse addere IPA bonus sit 👌🏽😊 . Gratias plurimas!!

[@HasufelyArod]

Nos omnis amamus te, Lucius.

[@dr.doppeldecker3832]

"Salvete discipuli" is the only thing i remember from school^^

[@juanbentancor5899]

Luke i don´t understand the difference between Quid agist tu? (How are you?) and Qui agist? (How are you) at least according to the translation on screen. Also i´m not following you when you say "Qui Vales" (How are you?) if you already sayed "Quid agist"? Could you please explain this to me. I´m from Uruguay and i´m learning Latin in english. Your classes are wonderfull.

[@ScorpioMartianus]

No difference. Just emphatic on the “you”

[@berlandu]

Interessante

[@ohmightywez]

I also learned “ave” as in “ave atque vale”. Is “ave” not used in daily speech? And yes, I always laughed at the classic version of hi and goodbye. 🙂

[@gersonherrera6106]

SALVE SCORPIOMARTIANE, AMO TE HIPANICVS SVM, LATINA DISCO, QVONIAM MATER LINGVAE MEAE EST.

[@nikolaimarkovic9750]

The book costs over 50€ and is almost 16 years old. Can you recommend another one?

[@Walter_Carnielli]

Magnifica pellicula!

[@patrickb.7727]

This man brought Latin back

[@john-chung-hsuanwu8766]

#5:34 Please correct me if I'm wrong, but I think the substitute of "Bellissimē" from 5:34 is placed incorrectly with an extra s. Because if it is "bellissismē", the stress syllable would have been "sis" as a closed syllable placed at the second to the last syllable.

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Must have been a typo

[@siwanthaawikrema8738]

How many tenses in latin like English

[@dominusgnaeus8285]

Wow, now I see the difference of short "e" and long "e", Gratias multus!

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Actually I know longer recommend this pronunciation scheme. See my Calabrese video

[@Brandon55638]

In Classical Latin, there wsre only 5 vowel qualities. E was more likely a true mid front vowel and O an open mid back vowel.

[@Buguese]

Agter being on a strange path learning latin for what? 2 years, im getting to the point where i thinm i can hear a conversation and "understand it" fully,but now that ive rediscovered your channel, oh yeah Im gonna definitely have an easier time understanding it more!

[@marklawrence2274]

Bruh my furniture just started to float around my room

[@princessmadi8004]

It's true when they said that when you study Latin, studying German, Greek, French and Spanish would be easier. They have plenty of similarities that makes it easy to remember. ^_^

[@pawelpap9]

Greek has nothing to do with Latin. Neither does German with exception of few mangled words.

[@Leoptxr]

Ecastor Scorpio Martianus redivit! :D

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Mehercle, bene fautor Leonarde! 😃 Gratias ob responsum tuum. Exspecta proximam pelliculam in septimanam venientem!

[@eduarddumitru250]

I am Romanian and we learn Latin in the 8th grade in the middle school and afterwards in some high schools. I have noticed some differences: First we are taught to pronounce the "v" not as "w" but as "v" (like in Vincent). Sencondly our latin "c" is pronounced as the "c" like in "cercare" in Italian not as "k". Can you please explain me the reason behind it?

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Sure! These videos explain: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZqznX2DjLaWn5o kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKKWd32Ensd-fs0 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpbUhaiGj9tsl9U

[@eduarddumitru250]

@@ScorpioMartianus Thank you!

[@anthonyjerome3042]

I wonder how you make Latin like it’s not a dead language. I take Latin courses and I feel a disconnection sometimes.

[@pasqualetortorella4559]

Optimum opus!

[@Swedenandall]

Paulum video vero, sed ubi Gloria est?😊

[@verabel7197]

🙏☺️❤️

[@adebowalefaith939]

Hello. How do I say I am from Nigeria in Latin? "Nigerianus sum"?

[@Brandon55638]

Yes.

[@SilverLynel04]

Salve Lucius, Cur dicitur "Mihi nomen est"? Cur "Meum nomen est" non licet? Gratias tibi ago!

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Immō licet! Attamen saepius “mihi nōmen” dīcimus.

[@SilverLynel04]

Saepius dici "Mihi nomen est" nescivi, ergo rurso gratias tibi ago! Dicam "Mihi nomen est" in schola.

[@user-vl1oz1qt9x]

Nos saepius in Russia non "ego habeo" sed "apud me est" dicimus. Etiam dativo uti possumus. Verbatim dicitur e.g. "nomen illis legio".

[@SilverLynel04]

@@user-vl1oz1qt9x Iucunda informatio!

[@user-vl1oz1qt9x]

@@SilverLynel04 Salve valeque!

[@johnfadds6089]

4:48 how can anyone know for certain how the E's in "belle" were pronounced 2000 years ago? I'm not disputing, I just want to know if there is any evidence for it or is it just... our best guess?

[@ScorpioMartianus]

It's my specialty

[@Rosenblum18]

Is the written letter "v" always pronounced like a "w," as in "wet"?

[@ScorpioMartianus]

Yes

[@FalconsFuryGaming]

gratias tibi

[@swearike304]

Omnes peliculæ tuæ pulchræ atque bonæ sunt! Gratias ago tibi!

[@lacuspelliculaestlohannesp7803]

Tô indo 😃😃😁 um

[@yelenamirko]

Latin is beautiful language and I've started paying attention to it just recently. Now I am in my forties and I'll try to learn some basic,conversational sentences to show off 😎😎.

[@tonybuk70]

same "felix dies "

[@nathvm5440]

Entendí algunas cosas apesar de no saber latín xd estária muy padre saber más sobre el tema, sin embargo los jóvenes de voy les da hueva aprender nuevos idiomas. Una lástima la verdad. Aún que el español y el latín son similares, los hispanohablantes tenemos ventaja sobre eso 🥰

[@claudiaregina6691]

No Brasil, desde os anos 70, não se aprende mais LATIM no Ensino Médio. Isso faz muita falta para o aprendizado correto da Língua Portuguesa. Fico morrendo de inveja de quem sabe LATIM porque isso facilita a vida de quem quer aprender a maioria das Línguas Européias, onde o Cristianismo é dominante Vou aprender agora com o nosso magnífico professor!