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Listen to a short Latin story
Latinitium records short Latin texts read slowly, one to five minutes each, free and with the text alongside.
Listen to a short Latin story
Latinitium records short Latin texts read slowly, one to five minutes each, free and with the text alongside.
Latinitium's Latin Audio Archive has free recordings of short Latin texts, read slowly, with the text beside them. Pick a short one (Caesar and the Pirates is a good start), listen twice without the text, then once with it. Then write one Latin sentence saying what happened.
You will not catch every word, and nobody does at first. Catching the topic and a handful of words you know is the whole win.
An example you can adapt
Caesar in nave erat, et homines mali eum ceperunt.
Caesar was on a ship, and bad men captured him.
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Lesson 26 of 30 in this chapter