It’s my favourite sport and they play it a lot where I stay. Take a look at the video: what those players are doing are called rollspikes, they’re breathtaking and, when you see them in slow motion, sometimes they are almost doing a 360 degree turn.
But that is the end point – there are also
videos online showing you how, from when they’re kids, they learn it slowly,
mastering the basics and, with practice, they
eventually reach the standard you see here.
And the same applies to learning Latin:
[1] Vincent’s video:
https://adckl.blogspot.com/2024/08/080924-quid-in-caelo-videre-potes-1.html
He introduces a few words
on the theme of what you see in the sky.
[2] Follow-up [1]: some more vocabulary without
grammatical comment
https://adckl.blogspot.com/2024/08/080924-follow-up-on-previous-post-1.html
[3] Follow-ups [2] – [4] (coming next): looking at the
vocabulary in a little more depth, [i] seeing how the words change
according to their declension, [ii] starting with the easier
declensions and moving up to [iii] more challenging concepts
and [iv] adding some phrases that are more at level 2
and expanding on the basic ideas.
It’s all about finding your own level: if you’re just
starting out then take a look at [1] and [2]; if you want to explore more then
move on to [3].
In short, you won’t be able to perform rollspikes in Latin
until you first learn to kick the ball
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