360 likes | 683 Views
AM + DG. LATIN. Appreciation Workshop. Latin through the Gospels According to St. Mark. Session 6. AM + DG. Prayer Before Class Ante Studium. Veni , Sancte Spirítus , reple tuórum corda fidélium : et tui amóris in eis ignem accénde .
E N D
AM + DG LATIN Appreciation Workshop Latin through the GospelsAccording to St. Mark Session 6
AM + DG Prayer Before Class Ante Studium Veni, SancteSpirítus, repletuórum corda fidélium: et tuiamóris in eisignemaccénde. (Come Holy Spirit, fill the hearts of Thy faithful and kindle in them the fire of Thy love.)
AM + DG Prayer Before Class Ante Studium V./ EmítteSpíritumtuum, et creabúntur.(Send forth Thy spirit, and they shall be created.) R./ Et renovábisfáciemterræ.(And Thou shalt renew the face of the earth.)
AM + DG Prayer Before Class Ante Studium Orémus: Deus, qui cordafidélium Sancti Spíritus illustratióne docuísti, da nobis in eódem Spíritu recta sápere, et de eiussemperconsolatiónegaudére. Per Christum Dóminum nostrum. Amen. (O God, who hast taught the hearts of the faithful by the light of the Holy Spirit, grant that by the gift of the same Spirit we may be always truly wise and ever rejoice in His consolation.)
AM + DG Prayer Before Class Ante Studium V./ SedesSapientiae(Our Lady, Seat of Wisdom) R./ Ora pro nobis(Pray for us)
AM + DG Recap!
AM + DG Rule 1 Just Hentam!
AM + DG Rule 2 If still cannot, MYSTERY LOR!
AM + DG New Words
AM + DG Vocabulary Some New Words quia because; that
AM + DG Vocabulary Some New Words Pascha Passover, Easter
AM + DG Vocabulary Some New Words illic In that place; there; over there
AM + DG Activity Time!
AM + DG Grammar Recap!
AM + DG Remember! Basic Grammar Sometimes, you’ll need to “fill in the blanks”
AM + DG Review Verbs – Past and Future Tense There might have been in the past There could be one in the future Now, there are no flying pigs (babi)
AM + DG Review Verbs – Continuous National Service What do people do in NS? • running • working • eating • cleaning • washing • scrubing • MCing • slacking • dreaming • hiding • sleeping • playing
AM + DG Review Verbs – 3rd Person Active There is enough Tea for one person (he drink) If there’s too many, there will be No Tea (they drink) Source: http://www.coca-cola.com.sg/
AM + DG Scripture p.41
AM + DG The Holy Gospel according to St. Mark Mark 14:13-16 (out) of two he sent Et mittit duos ex discipulis suis, et diciteis: disciples his He said to them
AM + DG The Holy Gospel according to St. Mark Mark 14:13-16 the city into Go Ite in civitatem,
AM + DG The Holy Gospel according to St. Mark Mark 14:13-16 you all happened et occurretvobis homo lagenamaquæbajulans a man pitcher of water carrying
AM + DG The Holy Gospel according to St. Mark Mark 14:13-16 him Follow sequiminieum
AM + DG The Holy Gospel according to St. Mark Mark 14:13-16 wherever et quocumqueintroierit he enters
AM + DG The Holy Gospel according to St. Mark Mark 14:13-16 to the lord say dicite domino domus, quia magister dicit of the house that the master said
AM + DG The Holy Gospel according to St. Mark Mark 14:13-16 refractory where Ubi est refectio mea
AM + DG The Holy Gospel according to St. Mark Mark 14:13-16 the Passover where with ubi Pascha cum discipulis meis manducem? I may eat
AM + DG The Holy Gospel according to St. Mark Mark 14:13-16 to you all he Et ipse vobis demonstrabit will show
AM + DG The Holy Gospel according to St. Mark Mark 14:13-16 upper dining room coenaculum grande, stratum: large furnished
AM + DG The Holy Gospel according to St. Mark Mark 14:13-16 there prepare for us et illic parate nobis.
AM + DG The Holy Gospel according to St. Mark Mark 14:13-16 departed Et abierunt discipuli ejus disciples his
AM + DG The Holy Gospel according to St. Mark Mark 14:13-16 came into et venerunt in civitatem: the city
AM + DG The Holy Gospel according to St. Mark Mark 14:13-16 as they found et invenerunt sicut dixerat illis he had told them
AM + DG The Holy Gospel according to St. Mark Mark 14:13-16 they prepared et paraverunt Pascha the Passover
AM + DG Prayer After Class Post Studium • Nos cum prolepia, benedícat Virgo María. • Amen. • (May the Virgin Mary with her loving Child bless us.)