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4 April 2026

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Greetings and Introductions in Latin – ‘Ego sum’ and ‘Is, Ea est’

A concise resource introducing Latin greetings and basic self-introductions using ego sum and is/ea est.

This resource provides clear explanations and practice activities for using formal and informal Latin greetings, introducing yourself, and talking about others. It includes pronunciation tips, common mistakes to avoid, and examples of simple conversations. An accompanying worksheet reinforces and practises the key concepts.

Key features:

  • Overview of formal and informal Latin greetings: Salve, Heus, Ave
  • Introduction to ego sum (I am) and is/ea est (he/she is) with examples
  • Pronunciation tips and common mistakes to avoid
  • Five exercises: multiple choice, fill-in-the-blanks, conversation practice, matching, and creative drawing
  • Answer key provided for self-checking

Includes an accompanying worksheet to reinforce and practise key concepts.

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