Latin In The Christian Trivium Vol 1 Chap 2

Front 1

b

Back 1

bat

Front 2

c

Back 2

k, ch (when followed by e, i, ae, oe

Front 3

d

Back 3

dog

Front 4

f

Back 4

fat

Front 5

g

Back 5

g, j (when followed by e, i

Front 6

h

Back 6

hat

Front 7

k

Back 7

k is used chiefly in abbreviations, such as Kal. Kallendae

Front 8

l

Back 8

lamb

Front 9

m

Back 9

monkey

Front 10

n

Back 10

nut

Front 11

p

Back 11

pet

Front 12

qu

Back 12

kw, q is always followed by u

Front 13

r

Back 13

rabbit

Front 14

s

Back 14

ss, z (when between 2 vowels or at the end of a syllable, z)

Front 15

t

Back 15

top

Front 16

v

Back 16

vulture

Front 17

x

Back 17

ks, gs

Front 18

z

Back 18

dz

Front 19

a

Back 19

A in father
a in abyss

Front 20

e

Back 20

E in they
e in met

Front 21

i

Back 21

I in machine
i in sit

Front 22

iu

Back 22

You (when i is followed by u, i sounds like the consonant y)

Front 23

o

Back 23

O in holy
o in stop

Front 24

u

Back 24

U in rude or boot
u in full or foot

Front 25

y

Back 25

i in sit (only in foreign words)

Front 26

oe

Back 26

ay

Front 27

ae

Back 27

ay

Front 28

ei

Back 28

ay

Front 29

au

Back 29

ow

Front 30

eu

Back 30

oo in neutral,
You in Europe (when at the beginning of the word)

Front 31

ui

Back 31

wee

Front 32

ch

Back 32

k in character

Front 33

ci

Back 33

chee

Front 34

gu

Back 34

gu in language

Front 35

ph

Back 35

ph in phone

Front 36

su

Back 36

sw

Front 37

th

Back 37

t in take

Front 38

bs

Back 38

ps

Front 39

bt

Back 39

pt

Front 40

tia

Back 40

tsee-ah