hi
http://how-to-learn-any-language.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=6366 .This method of learning latin via the vulgate has be recommended to me.Does anyone know if their is a recording of the vulgate at slow pace available or any other substantial religious book for that matter.I know that there is the orberg cd’s but i dont have a translation of them.Has anyone learned or taught latin (or any other language)via ‘alibela’.I like the format ,teach a language,and learn a language.Would it be necessary to do a course like teach english as a foreign language (for english teaching).?thanks.
little flower
Salve floscule
Heic e vulgatâ Bibliae Sacrae editione sunt impressiones sonituum novi testamenti latinè et formae MP3, in scapis numerosis et singulis. Abhinc annum unum (at forsit priùs quidem) ante finem moliminis auctoris, eas extraxi, dehinc dedidici, usquè ad hoc temporis punctum requirendi. Denuò inquisitus sum et demùm ecce sunt. Naturale non lento cursu legendi impressae sunt.
You’ll find MP3 recordings in Latin of the New Testament from the Vulgate Edition of the Bible here, in a lot of separate files. I downloaded them a year ago (or maybe earlier perhaps) before the end of the author’s project, but forgot about them until now when you ask. I searched again and eventually they turned up. They were recorded at a normal reading speed, not slow.
http://www.greeklatinaudio.com/ , more specifically // accuratiùs verò heic http://www.helding.net/greeklatinaudio/latin/