Satura Lanx - Latin language and literature for beginners

This episode features a conversation with Renda Kiper, a mother who teaches Latin to her three children for religious and educational reasons, transitioning from Latin to English for easier discussion.

The host introduces the topic of eyeglasses, explaining what they are and why she wears them due to difficulty seeing distant objects.

Irene, an Italian teacher of Latin and Italian, introduces herself and shares a personal difficulty about her broken spectacles, setting the stage for a discussion on life's challenges.

This episode segment introduces the podcast and discusses the celebration of Carnevale in Italy, exploring its meaning and cultural significance.

Irene announces a free Latin course from May 20th to June 26th, focusing on teaching from the book 'Familia Romana'.

The host introduces the book 'The Five Regrets of the Dying' by Bronnie Ware, discussing her role in accompanying people to death in Australia.

The host introduces a renewed Latin language course called GUSTATIO LINGUAE LATINAE and transitions to discussing the topic of Parma.

The speaker introduces a discussion on happiness and the blessed life in Latin, focusing on terminology and personal reflections on contentment and inner peace.

Irene introduces her Latin and Italian language podcast, discussing the topic of artificial intelligence as inspired by a conversation between two Latin teachers.

This segment discusses the Latin phrase 'Video meliora proboque, deteriora secur' from Ovid, exploring its meaning as a proverb about recognizing better choices but following worse ones.

The host introduces a discussion about author Oliver Sacks and his books, mentioning personal reading experiences and encouraging viewers to subscribe for free content.

This episode continues a discussion on classical philology, focusing on the history of Latin books from ancient manuscripts to modern digital formats.

This segment introduces the topic of philology, explaining its importance for understanding Latin literature and briefly mentioning ancient Roman works and the concept of the volumen.

On her daughter Magdalena's fifth birthday, Latin teacher Irene reflects on what she has learned about motherhood over the past five years.

Host Irene provides a focused Latin grammar lesson on the supine, a verbal mood that learners often find difficult.

Irene, a Latin teacher, shares her personal journey with philosophy, from being turned off by a bad high school teacher to rediscovering it through Jostein Gaarder's novel 'Sophie's World.' She explores why philosophy matters and how connecting philosophical ideas to everyday life makes them meaningful.

This educational episode explores the various ways to pronounce Latin, explaining the historical and cultural reasons behind different systems like classical (restituted) and ecclesiastical pronunciation.

Host Irene, a Latin teacher, argues that one is never too old to learn Latin, drawing on her experience teaching students in their 70s, 80s, and 90s.

The host Irene shares her personal story of being accepted into a young adult choir in Italy's Emilia-Romagna region, discussing her lifelong love of choral singing and the challenges of finding a choir with younger members.

The host reviews 'The Path in the Forest,' a book by a Malaysian-born author living in Norway.

The host returns after months of absence, speaking extemporaneously in Latin about her life and reflections.

The host announces a hiatus for the Latin language learning podcast and shares personal sentences in Latin.

The host teaches Latin through a simple monologue about plants and her daughter's love of nature.

The host introduces herself and the podcast, then talks about the hot summer weather and her plan to escape the heat.

A Latin language teacher discusses the benefits of physical exercise in easy spoken Latin for beginners.

An interview with a student who is also a teacher, discussing her background and love for her island, conducted in beginner-friendly Latin.

A Latin teacher introduces her podcast and video series, explaining the difference between audio and visual shows in Latin.

The host introduces a new year episode, reflecting on new things and purchases in Latin for beginner learners.

A Latin teacher hosts a live Q&A session in easy spoken Latin, greeting viewers and explaining her decision to start such sessions.

Irene Regini introduces herself and begins explaining her journey with Latin identity, speaking in easy Latin for beginners.