Omnibus salūtem! / Hello, everyone!
ego sum Lūcius, agnōmine / I'm Luke, a.k.a.
ScorpiōMārtiānus
dē syllabīs loquāmur / let's talk about syllables
exemplum / example
prīmus versus / the first line
cōnstat ex hīs syllabīs / has these syllables
syllaba brevis / a short syllable
est quae in vōcālem brevem / is one which ends in a short vowel
dēsinit / thus
quae dēsinit in vōcālem longam / a syllable that ends in a long vowel
aut in diphthongum / or a diphthong
aut in cōnsonantem / or a consonant
syllaba longa est / is a long syllable
syllabae brevēs / short syllables
syllabae longae / long syllables
rhythmum habēmus nātūrālem! / we have a natural rhythm!
sīc est! / like that!
cōnsonantes / these consonants
quae initium syllabae facere solent, ut / which usually make the beginning of a syllable, like
"li-brī"
interdum dīviduntur / sometime are divided like this
cōnsonāns ultima / the final consonant
cum vōcālī prīmā (vel 'h-') / with an initial vowel (or 'h-')
vocābulī sequentis ita conjungitur / combines with the following vowel
ut initium syllabae faciat / in order to make the beginning of the syllable like this
vōcālis ultima / a final vowel
item / likewise
ante vōcālem prīmam (vel 'h-') / in front of an initial vowel (or 'h-')
vocābulī sequentis ēlīditur / of the following word is elided
nōn dīcimus / we don't say
minimē! / not at all!
hic rhythmus nātūrālis est / this is the natural rhythm
nōn dīcimus / we don't say
nōn dīcimus / we don't say
sīc semper dīcimus / we always pronounce it like that
in "est" et "es" / in "est" and "es"
ēlīditur 'e' / the 'e' is elided
sed hic rhythmus / but this rhythm
nōn sōlum in versibus / not only in poetry
sed etiam in prōsā audītur / but is also found in prose
exemplī grātiā / for example
et / and
id est / that is
quandōcumque nōs loquimur / whenever we speak
dēbēmus ēlīsiōnibus dīcere / we have to pronounce the elisions
et rhythmicē loquī / and speak rhythmically
syllabās longās brevēsque / always observing
semper observantēs / the long and short syllables
grātiās / thank you
ego sum Lūcius / I'm Luke
ScorpiōMārtiānus
Cūrā ut valeās! / Take care!
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So you are coming to Rio de Janeiro and want to move around easily and paying a cheap price.
The best way to do it is using the subway in Rio de Janeiro.
The subway is perfect to take you to all zones in Rio.
From Barra da Tijuca in the West Zone to Pavuna in the North Zone of the city.
You just need to know which lines you are going to need.
If you are going to places such as Ipanema and Copacabana, you can use Line 1 (orange)
and in case you are going to São Cristóvão or Maracanã then you need to use Line 2 (green).
Linha 4 (yellow) was recently finished for the Olympics
and it's a great option if you want to visit Barra da Tijuca.
The subway can take you to lots of interesting places, from beaches to Central do Brasil
where the famous movie of the same name was filmed
and where you can take the train to different parts of Rio.
On our post you'll find a list of interesting places you can visit using the subway.
But how do we use the subway in Rio? That's quite simple!
To go through the turnstile is using a Metro card
that can be Unitário (single journey) or Prepaid.
You can easily buy a Metro card at the bilheteria (ticket box) or at the ticket machines.
Bear in mind that the Unitário card costs 4,30 reais
but the minimum charge for the Prepaid card is 5 reais.
You can use the subway almost any time,
just be careful if you are going to party at Lapa and have to come back late at night.
Did you know that our school is really close to a subway station?
You just need to take the subway to Siqueira Campos and walk towards the beach a couple minutes.
It's very easy to find.
We invite you to come by subway and meet us.
We'll be waiting for you!
Bye bye!
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