Latin Pronunciation Latin I Magister Henderson. The Roman Alphabet The Roman alphabet is the same as the alphabet we use today, with a couple of slight. - ppt download
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Consonant Pronunciation The consonants in Latin are mostly the same as they are in English with the following exceptions: “c” always has a hard pronunciation, as in “cake”, never soft as in “citation”. “g” is always hard as in “gate”, never soft as in “gentle”. “s” is always voiceless as in “sound”, never voiced as in “rose”.
If two vowels that would form a combination are meant to be pronounced separately, they will be marked with a dieresis on the second of the two vowels: Menelaüs..
If two vowels that would form a combination are meant to be pronounced separately, they will be marked with a dieresis on the second of the two vowels: Menelaüs..
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Latin I Pronunciation. The Alphabet Same as ours EXCEPT… “K” is rarely used There is no “J” or “W” “Y” and “Z” only appear in words borrowed from. - ppt download
Which language that uses the Roman alphabet uses pronunciations most different from most of the other languages that use the Roman alphabet? (In other words, which Roman alphabet language uses the letters
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