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Tuesday, September 9, 2025
How did ancient people learn foreign languages?
New blog on the kid : How do Esquimaux Learn Tlingit? · Assorted retorts from yahoo boards and elsewhere: How did ancient people learn foreign languages?
How did ancient people learn foreign languages?
Metatron's Academy | 9 Sept. 2025
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Se2dSupqsaw
haec domus - ho oikos
huius domus - tou oikou
huic domui - to oiko
hanc domum - ton oikon
o domus - o oike
ex hac domu - ek tou oikou
hac domu - to oiko
2:32 I just gave an example of formal class room instructions of Latin speakers in Greek and of Greek speakers in Latin.
Such school books have been found.
10:56 Do you know what a Liber Catonicus is?
A beginners' book in Latin, basically the Disticha Catonis and some similarily simple things.
Used both for speakers of Late Latin / Early Romance to acquire literary Latin, and for speakers of Germanic languages to acquire it too, the one as a register, the other as a language.
It has been in use from the time of St. Ambrose roughly to the time of Benjamin Franklin.
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