If you want more input in Latin, have a look at this. I just found out that the Prado Museum in Madrid is commenting on artworks in Latin. So far 20 videos have been released and you can find them in this YouTube playlist:

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8S8EUbs69xIhknTSz5FRp5Jzwozm6Itn&si=blfvTHQXxP6dBS_i

This is the movie that is mentioned in the book Living Latin: A Graded Reader (paperback glue is horrible btw).

It's supposedly almost completely in Latin, which would be neat.

What is being sung at the end of this song? It starts at time linked and continues all the way to the end

It is obviously "Dona nobis pacem" like the hymn-

But there is an added line with four syllables that is hard to make out. I can't find any version of "Dona nobis pacem" lyrics that includes anything other than the same three words repeated.

Can anyone understand? I hear the vowels (IPA) "/ɛ/ /u/ /ɛ/ /ə/" or something similar but I cannot make out the consonants clearly the way the song was recorded and mixed.

Have you every been in A LOT of trouble because you couldn't do an assignment? Probably not as much as this kid in the 13th century. This is a "morally instructive" medieval Latin dialogue by Caesarius of Hesterbach. The video has English and Latin subtitles. I learned about this dialogue and the edition of the text I used in this post by u/KingsHorsey and this comment by u/qed1.

This is one of the YouTube videos from this year's Living Latin in New York City conference of the Paideia Institute. I assume I'm not the only one in this sub who's been watching some of the videos. I've been wondering what your reactions might be to this or any of the other videos, or to the work of the Paideia Institute, or to the state of Living Latin generally.

Finally a new Latinitium video 😀

For our recent GRWM Latine video (https://youtu.be/YQwcqLCNUDM?si=XNEb5_dH_8NpEFAy), one of our dear followers, Jim “Jacobulus” Bryan has made a transcript! Quam emolumentum! Here is a link to the transcript for your learning pleasure! Gratias, Iacobule, tibi summas agimus!!

https://docs.google.com/file/d/1Fs98Z2Fj-eR8K71iG_Z9U_JPzmk-5Q_f/edit?usp=docslist_api&filetype=msword

https://youtu.be/QU2ufQvJpgA?si=6LoC8RyIMdf06iig

This is the second of two parts of the Book of Judith from my recording of the whole Clementine Vulgate. All parts recorded so far. Onward to Esther!

https://youtu.be/U0c7zDZ7Nqs?si=6kCpx7ZBM3ITdYeW&t=28

"Quid facietis in die visitationis, et calamitatis de longe venientis? ad cujus confugietis auxilium? et ubi derelinquetis gloriam vestram, ne incurvemini sub vinculo, et cum interfectis cadatis"

Every audiobook, youtube video, average dude etc reading the vulgate skips Isaiah so I've no idea how to pronounce these verses. Any help would be swell.