Here I go over three concepts! The neuter declension, which strongly mirrors the masculine in formation, substantives (of which I bet y’all have never heard of although you use on a daily basis), and the most important irregular intransitive verb you’ll come across — “I am.” 

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Here I go over three concepts! The neuter declension, which strongly mirrors the masculine in formation, substantives (of which I bet y’all have never heard of although you use on a daily basis), and the most important irregular intransitive verb you’ll come across — “I am.” --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/liam-connerly/support

Here I go over three concepts! The neuter declension, which strongly mirrors the masculine in formation, substantives (of which I bet y’all have never heard of although you use on a daily basis), and the most important irregular intransitive verb you’ll come across — “I am.” 

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Lesson 7 - Neuter Second Declension and the verb “to be,” Esse

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Lesson 7 - Neuter Second Declension and the verb “to be,” Esse