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Welcome to the Latin One page.
Practice
forming verbs, 1st through 4th Conjugation. (The Session Name is
salve.) Here are the principal parts of the
verbs you will be using.
- parō, parāre, parāvī, parātus, to prepare, get
- teneō, tenźre, tenuī, tentus, to keep, hold
- mittō, mittere, mīsī, missus, to send
- faciō, facere, fźcī, factus, to make, do
- inveniō, invenīre, invźnī, inventus, to find, come upon
Quotes: Part One,
Part Two
Hangman
version (more difficult) -- opens in new window.
Common Latin phrases: Part One,
Part Two
Hangman
version (more difficult) -- opens in new window.
Numbers, one through twenty
Practice 1st and 2nd Conjugation
Verbs.
The Roman House:
Sample Plan of a Roman House
http://www.vroma.org/~bmcmanus/house.html
Pictures of houses from Pompeii
http://http.cs.berkeley.edu/~jhauser/pictures/history/Rome/Pompeii/index.html
Click on the "homes" link, but other pages are good as well.
Thumbnails of pictures in Roman houses from Pompeii
http://wings1.buffalo.edu/AandL/Maecenas/rome/roman_house/thumbnails_contents.html
Thumbnails of pictures in Roman houses from Herculaneum
http://wings.buffalo.edu/AandL/Maecenas//italy_except_rome_and_sicily/herculaneum/thumbnails_contents.html
Culture terms
to review:
Roman Names of the major gods.
Greek Names of the major gods.
Parts of the Roman house.
Map of Italy
Map of Europe
Loves of Zeus -- matching (easier)
Fill-in version, Part One,
Part Two (more difficult)
look! Latin For Americans,
Book One, Vocabulary Practice
CLASSROOM TERMS
1) Quaeso. (Please)
2) Audiamus, quaeso. (Listen, please)
3) Nomina citabo. (I'm going to call the roll)
4) Adsum. (I am present)
5) Abest. (He/she is absent)
6) Praescriptum (assignment)
7) Praescriptum domesticum (Homework)
8) Aperiamus libros ad paginam ____ (Let's open our books to page
___)
9) Examinatio -onis, f. (test, exam)
10) Magister / Magistra (teacher)
11) Discipulus / discipula (student)
12) Intenditisne? Intellegitisne? (Do you understand?)
13) Intendisne? Intellegisne? (Do you understand?)
14) (Non) Intellego. (Non) Intendo. (I do/don't
understand)
15) Conclave scholaris (classroom)
16) Tabula (blackboard)
17) Penna (pen)
18) Graphium (pencil)
19) Charta (paper)
20) Confecistine praescriptum? (Did you finish the assignment?)
21) (Non) confeci. (I did (not) finish it.)
22) Tradite mihi praescripta. (Turn in your assignments to me)
23) Licetne mihi ire ad latrinam? (May I go to the bathroom?)
24) Licetne mihi ire ad armorium? (May I go to my locker?)
Classroom Terms.
Checklist for Latin One National Latin Exam
Classroom policies
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