Radicitus, comes! Really rade, dude!
Quid fit? What's happening?
Nonne liberos tuos continere potes? Can't you control your kids?
Amicissimus. Best friend.
Inimicissimus. Worst enemy.
Mihi optime faciam. I'll do my best.
Fruere bono die. Have a nice day.
Non ita puto. I don't think so.
Illud mirum erat. That was amazing.
Utinam via obviam tibi oriatur. May the road rise to meet you.
Ego erravi! My mistake!
Fortasse serius. Maybe later.
Saltemus. Let's dance.
Quanti est? How much is it?
Amor omnes vincit. Love conquers all.
Friday, March 19, 2010
Monday, March 8, 2010
Verba Diei (Words of the day)
Oppereris me! Wait for me!
Salve. Good Morning.
Silentium aureum est. Silence is golden.
Quid agis hodie? How are you today?
Sum viginti et unum annos natus. I am over 21.
Amor et basia. Love and Kisses.
Volo me illud non dixisse. I wish I hadn't said that.
Potesne id reficere? Can you fix it?
Amoenus vesper erat. It was a lovely evening.
Aegrotus ut canis. Sick as a dog.
Nivere incipit. It's starting to snow.
Omnibus placere non potes. You can't please everyone.
Suavis angelus meus. My sweet angel.
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Verba Diei (Words of the day)
Fides montes movet. Faith moves mountains.
Quo nomine appellaris? What's your name?
Est mihi gravis capitis dolor. I have a terrible headache.
Tantum desiderium tui habeo. I miss you so much.
Tunica propior pallio est. Charity begins at home.
Dic verum. Tell the truth.
Ride quoque die. Laugh every day.
Si tanti est momenti, tempus invenies. If it's that important, you'll find the time.
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
A Trip through the Roman Forum: The Coliseum
I created this video for two reasons: my love of Rome and the Forum. I love Rome, I lived there for 6 months and when I saw the Coliseum for the first time I fell in love. Just imagine, you've just arrived in the city and you take the subway straight to the Roman Forum stop. You climb the stairs and come out of the station only to find yourself in the awesome shadow of the Coliseum. It is the most defining piece of architecture in Rome and recognizable world over.
I am currently teaching Latin, so I thought why not kill two birds with one stone. I should use this opportunity to not only create something for the class that I take but for the classes I teach. I have now decided that for Latin 3 final it will be a projected something like this. I like to incorporate technology as much as possible into my class even though it is hard when you teach a dead language and you don't have the necessary hardware.
So the video is easily broken into 3 parts: 1st general information about the Roman Forum, 2nd part is about the assignment that I thought I would incorporate for my students and 3rd is my actual project for C&I 515.
I am currently teaching Latin, so I thought why not kill two birds with one stone. I should use this opportunity to not only create something for the class that I take but for the classes I teach. I have now decided that for Latin 3 final it will be a projected something like this. I like to incorporate technology as much as possible into my class even though it is hard when you teach a dead language and you don't have the necessary hardware.
So the video is easily broken into 3 parts: 1st general information about the Roman Forum, 2nd part is about the assignment that I thought I would incorporate for my students and 3rd is my actual project for C&I 515.
Quote of the Day
Illegitimi non carborundum.
EXTRA CREDIT: TRANSLATE AND TELL ME WHAT KIND OF CONSTRUCTION IT IS AND WHAT THE MISSING WORD IS
EXTRA CREDIT: TRANSLATE AND TELL ME WHAT KIND OF CONSTRUCTION IT IS AND WHAT THE MISSING WORD IS
Verba Diei (Words of the day)
Obnoxious nucibus sum. I have an allergy to nuts.
Erine amator meus? Will you be my Valentine?
Domus cordi est. Home is where the heart is.
Loquerisne Anglice? Do you speak English?
Laissez les bons temps roulez! Let the good times roll! (I know it's French but it is in celebration of Mardi Gras)
Friday, February 12, 2010
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