拉丁语入门

教会拉丁语发音

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_spelling_and_pronunciation#Ecclesiastical_pronunciation

Testing, /tʃ/, /tʃ/, /tʃ/, /tʃ/, /tʃ/, /tʃ/ 测试中。

Vowels are long when stressed and in an open syllable, otherwise short.[12]
The digraphs AE 和 OE 代表 /ɛ/.
C denotes [tʃ] (如英文的 ch) before AE, OE, E, I or Y.
G denotes [dʒ] (as in English j) before AE, OE, E, I or Y.
H is silent except in two words: mihi and nihil, where it is pronounced [k]. However, the silent H is regional, as consonantal H is fully pronounced in North America in all cases, e.g., in the phrase da nobis hodie from the Pater Noster, the H is pronounced.[13]
S between vowels represents a voiced [z];[14] when followed by a C before AE, OE, E, I or Y, they merge into /ʃ/.
TI, if followed by a vowel and not preceded by s, t, x, represents [tsi] (like English ‘tsee’).[15]
V as a vowel /u/ is clearly distinguished from the consonant /v/, except after G, Q or S, where it is pronounced /w/. The /v/ sound is now distinguished from the other two sounds also in writing (Vv, as opposed to Uu)
TH represents /t/.
PH represents /f/.
CH represents /k/.
Y represents /i/.
GN represents /ɲ/.
X represents /ks/, the /s/ of which merges with a following C before AE, OE, E, I or Y to form /ʃ/, as in excelsis — /ekʃelsis/[15] Z represents /dz/.

词汇

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语法

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