- Albative Case: Ablative Absolutes
- Basic English Grammar for Learning Latin (Part 1)
- Basic English Grammar for Learning Latin (Part 2)
- Basic Latin Word Order
- Basics of Declension
- Fifth Declension, The
- First and Second Declension Adjectives
- First Declension, The
- Fourth Declension, The
- Future Passive Tense, The
- Future Perfect Tense, The
- Future Tense, The
- Gender
- Genitive of Possession, The
- Hic, Haec, Hoc
- How Latin Does ’’And’’
- How to Trill Your ’’R’’
- Imperfect Passive Tense, The
- Imperfect Tense, The
- Introduction to the Adjective, An
- Introduction to the Infinitive, An
- Irregular Verbs: Possum, Posse
- Irregular Verbs: Sum, Esse
- Irregular Verbs: Volo, Nolo and Malo
- Is, Ea, Id
- Latin Alphabet, The: Consonant Pronunciation
- Latin Alphabet, The: Vowel Pronunciation
- Latin and Its Indo-European Language Family
- Latin’s Case System
- Neuter Nouns of the Second Declension
- Neuter Nouns of the Third Declension
- Nominative and Accusative Cases, The
- Numbers
- Origin of Roman Numerals, The
- Overview of the Subjunctive, An
- Passive Voice in English, The
- Passive Voice in Latin, The
- Perfect Passive Tense, The
- Perfect Tense, The
- Personal Pronouns
- Pluperfect Active Subjunctive Tense, The
- Pluperfect Passive Tense, The
- Pluperfect Tense, The
- Prepositional Phrase, The
- Present Passive Tense, The
- Present Singular Tense, The
- Present Tense, The
- Relative Pronoun, The: Qui, Quae, Quod
- Roman Dates
- Roman Names
- Roman Numerals
- Second Declension, The
- Subjectless Verb, The
- Theory of Tenses, A
- Third Declension Adjectives
- Third Declension, The
- Verbs: Principal Parts
- Vocative Case, The
- Yes and No Questions
- French Essentials Lesson 1: Greetings
- French Essentials Lesson 10: Avoir & Etre
- French Essentials Lesson 11: Aller + Prepositions
- French Essentials Lesson 12: Prepositions
- French Essentials Lesson 13: Simple Negations (Part 1)
- French Essentials Lesson 14: Simple Negations (Part 2)
- French Essentials Lesson 15: What Time Is It? (Part 1)
- French Essentials Lesson 16: What Time Is It? (Part 2)
- French Essentials Lesson 17: Accent Marks (Part 1)
- French Essentials Lesson 18: Accent Marks (Part 2)
- French Essentials Lesson 19: Accent Marks (Part 3)
- French Essentials Lesson 2: Numbers 1 to 20
- French Essentials Lesson 20: Accent Marks (Part 4)
- French Essentials Lesson 21: Asking ’’’’Where’’’’ Questions with ’’’’Ou’’’’
- French Essentials Lesson 22: Asking ’’’’When’’’’ Questions with ’’’’Quand’’’’
- French Essentials Lesson 23: Asking ’’’’Why’’’’ Questions with ’’’’Pourquoi’’’’
- French Essentials Lesson 24: Asking ’’’’Who’’’’ Questions with ’’’’Qui’’’’
- French Essentials Lesson 25: Asking ’’’’How’’’’ Questions with ’’’’Comment’’’’
- French Essentials Lesson 26: Asking ’’’’How Much/Many’’’’ Questions with ’’’’Combien’’’’
- French Essentials Lesson 27: Asking ’’’’What/Which’’’’ Questions with ’’’’Quel’’’’ (Part 1)
- French Essentials Lesson 28: Asking ’’’’What/Which’’’’ Questions with ’’’’Quel’’’’ (Part 2)
- French Essentials Lesson 29: Asking ’’’’Which One’’’’ Questions with ’’’’Lequel’’’’
- French Essentials Lesson 3: The Alphabet
- French Essentials Lesson 30: Asking Questions with ’’’’Est-ce Que’’’’
- French Essentials Lesson 31: Asking Questions with Inversions
- French Essentials Lesson 32: Using ’’’’N’’est-ce Pas’’’’
- French Essentials Lesson 33: Possessive Adjectives (Masculine Singular)
- French Essentials Lesson 34: Possessive Adjectives (Feminine Singular)
- French Essentials Lesson 35: Possessive Adjectives (Plural)
- French Essentials Lesson 36: Possessive Pronouns (Masculine Singular)
- French Essentials Lesson 37: Possessive Pronouns (Masculine Plural)
- French Essentials Lesson 38: Possessive Pronouns (Feminine Singular)
- French Essentials Lesson 39: Possessive Pronouns (Feminine Plural)
- French Essentials Lesson 4: Days of the Week
- French Essentials Lesson 40: The Three Verb Groups
- French Essentials Lesson 41: The Three Verb Groups: Group 1: Regular -er Verbs (Present Tense)
- French Essentials Lesson 42: The Three Verb Groups: Group 1: Regular -er Verbs (Past Tense)
- French Essentials Lesson 43: The Three Verb Groups: Group 1: Regular -er Verbs (Future Tense)
- French Essentials Lesson 44: The Three Verb Groups: Group 2: Regular -ir Verbs (Present Tense)
- French Essentials Lesson 45: The Three Verb Groups: Group 2: Regular -ir Verbs (Past Tense)
- French Essentials Lesson 46: The Three Verb Groups: Group 2: Regular -ir Verbs (Future Tense)
- French Essentials Lesson 47: The Three Verb Groups: Group 3: Irregular Verbs (Present Tense)
- French Essentials Lesson 48: The Three Verb Groups: Group 3: Irregular Verbs (Past Tense)
- French Essentials Lesson 49: The Three Verb Groups: Group 3: Irregular Verbs (Future Tense)
- French Essentials Lesson 5: Months of the Year
- French Essentials Lesson 50: The Three Verb Groups: Common Verbs
- French Essentials Lesson 6: Weather and Seasons
- French Essentials Lesson 7: Definite Article
- French Essentials Lesson 8: Indefinite Article
- French Essentials Lesson 9: Subject Pronouns
- Alphabet, The
- Basic Conversation (Beginner)
- Basic Conversation: What’s Your Name?
- Comparisons (Part 1): More/Less Than
- Comparisons (Part 2): Irregular Comparatives
- Comparisons (Part 3): Equality
- Days of the Week
- Describing Feelings with the Verb Estar
- Describing Your Personality (Part 1)
- Describing Your Personality (Part 2)
- Direct Objects Song (Lo, La, Los, Las)
- Hace + [Time] + Que
- Hay (There Is/There Are)
- How to Describe Yourself Physically
- How to Say ’’The’’ in Spanish
- How to Use Direct Objects (Lo, La, Los, Las)
- How to Use the Preposition Con
- Months of the Year
- Nouns, Definite Articles and Classroom Vocabulary
- Nouns, Indefinite Articles and Classroom Vocabulary
- Numbers: 100+
- Numbers: Count from 0 to 100
- Numbers: Count from 0 to 39
- Numbers: Count from 1 to 15
- Personal A
- Personal Pronouns
- Possessive Adjectives (Part 1)
- Possessive Adjectives (Part 2)
- Present Progressive, The
- Present Tense Verb: Decir
- Present Tense Verb: Gustar + Activity Vocabulary
- Present Tense Verb: Hacer
- Present Tense Verb: Jugar
- Present Tense Verb: Necesitar
- Present Tense Verb: Poder
- Present Tense Verb: Querer
- Present Tense Verbs: e-i Stem-Changing Verbs
- Present Tense Verbs: e-ie Stem-Changing Verbs
- Present Tense Verbs: Irregular Yo Form
- Present Tense Verbs: o-ue Stem-Changing Verbs
- Present Tense: -ar Verbs (All Forms)
- Present Tense: -ar Verbs (El/Ella/Usted Forms)
- Present Tense: -ar Verbs (Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes Forms)
- Present Tense: -ar Verbs (Nosotros/Nosotras Forms)
- Present Tense: -ar Verbs (Song)
- Present Tense: -ar Verbs (Tu Form)
- Present Tense: -ar Verbs (Yo Form)
- Present Tense: -er Verbs (Song)
- Present Tense: -ir Verbs (Song)
- Present Tense: Regular -er Verbs
- Present Tense: Regular -ir Verbs
- Should I Use Tu or Usted? (Formal vs. Informal)
- Talking About Likes/Dislikes (Part 1)
- Talking About Likes/Dislikes (Part 2)
- Telling Time (Part 1)
- Telling Time (Part 2)
- Using the Preposition De with Possessed Objects
- Using the Verb Ir (Part 1): Present Tense + Place Vocabulary
- Using the Verb Ir (Part 2): Present Tense + Asking Questions with Adonde
- Using the Verb Ir (Part 3): Future Tense
- Using the Verb Tener (Part 1): Present Tense + Pet Vocabulary
- Using the Verb Tener (Part 2): Present Tense + Useful Phrases
- Vocabulary: Chores
- Vocabulary: Clothing
- Vocabulary: Colors (Part 1)
- Vocabulary: Colors (Part 2)
- Vocabulary: Family Members
- Vocabulary: Fruit
- Vocabulary: Parts of the Body
- Vocabulary: The House (Part 1)
- Vocabulary: The House (Part 2) + Present Tense Verb: Vivir
- Vocabulary: Vegetables
- Vocabulary: Weather (Part 1)
- Vocabulary: Weather (Part 2) + Present Tense Verb: Deber
- Weather Song
- Beginner Conversational Chinese: Chinese Food
- Beginner Conversational Chinese: Numbers 11-99
- Beginner Conversational Chinese: Self-Introduction
- Chinese Numbers: Learn How to Count from 0-10 in Mandarin
- How Many Chinese Characters Do I Need to Learn?
- Learn Chinese Characters in 5 Minutes (Part 2)
- Learn Chinese Characters in 5 Minutes (Part 3)
- Learn Chinese Characters in 5 Minutes (Part 4)
- Learn Chinese Characters in 5 Minutes (Part 5)
- Learn Chinese Characters in 5 Minutes (Review Lesson)
- Learn Your First Chinese Character in 5 Minutes (Part 1)
- Pinyin Lesson 1: What Is Pinyin and How Does It Help Me Speak Mandarin Chinese?
- Pinyin Lesson 10: Finals - Group ’’a’’ Sounds (Mandarin Chinese Pronunciation)
- Pinyin Lesson 11: Finals - Group ’’e’’ Sounds (Mandarin Chinese Pronunciation)
- Pinyin Lesson 12: Finals - Group ’’i’’ Sounds Part 1 (Mandarin Chinese Pronunciation)
- Pinyin Lesson 13: Finals - Group ’’i’’ Sounds Part 2 (Mandarin Chinese Pronunciation)
- Pinyin Lesson 14: Finals - Group o Sounds (Mandarin Chinese Pronunciation)
- Pinyin Lesson 15: Finals - Group u Sounds Part 1 (Mandarin Chinese Pronunciation)
- Pinyin Lesson 16: Finals - Group u Sounds Part 2 (Mandarin Chinese Pronunciation)
- Pinyin Lesson 17: Letter u (trema) Pronunciation & Spelling Rules (Mandarin Chinese Pronunciation)
- Pinyin Lesson 18: Finals - Group u (trema) Sounds (Mandarin Chinese Pronunciation)
- Pinyin Lesson 19: Initials - Group j,q,x Sounds (Mandarin Chinese Pronunciation)
- Pinyin Lesson 2: An Introduction to Tones (Mandarin Chinese Pronunciation)
- Pinyin Lesson 20: Initials - Group zh,ch,sh,r Sounds (Mandarin Chinese Pronunciation)
- Pinyin Lesson 21: Initials - Group z,c,s Sounds (Mandarin Chinese Pronunciation)
- Pinyin Lesson 3: The 1st and 2nd Tones (Mandarin Chinese Pronunciation)
- Pinyin Lesson 4: The 3rd and 4th Tones (Mandarin Chinese Pronunciation)
- Pinyin Lesson 5: Tone Change and the Neutral Tone (Mandarin Chinese Pronunciation)
- Pinyin Lesson 6: Tone Pairs - Part 1 (Mandarin Chinese Pronunciation)
- Pinyin Lesson 7: Tone Pairs - Part 2 (Mandarin Chinese Pronunciation)
- Pinyin Lesson 8: Tone Pairs - Part 3 (Mandarin Chinese Pronunciation)
- Pinyin Lesson 9: Tone Pairs - Part 4 (Mandarin Chinese Pronunciation)
- Story Behind Chinese Characters, The
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