2 questions

[ame e.]

1. Is there a video in the works for Henle?

2. After we complete Latina Christiana 2, what would you suggest doing next
for a sixth and seventh grader.. Henle, or translation workbook that you
put out?

[jeremiah213]

ame e,

We don't have any videos coming out for Henle, but you really don't need them. Henle can easily be self guiding. Especially for a 6th and seventh grader, I highly reccommend Henle. If they've memorized the grammar and are done with Latina Christiana II then they'll find a lot of overlap in vocabulary and the translation excercises are really fun! I've used them in class and in tutoring, and have even picked it up at home for the fun of translating some of the passages. I hope you guys enjoy it as much as I do.

[jeremiah213]

ame e.,

As to your other question. You are correct! There are seven of these little irregular guys all of which fit into the compact little acronym UNUS NAUTA

U Unus one
N Nullus none
U Ullus any
S Solus alone

N Neuter neither
A Alius (an) other
U Uter each
T Totus whole
A Alter (the) other

Thanks for bringing it to our attention, the monks are always blessed to receive correction. :)