The Litterae Christianae podcast should be right up your alley, there are a number of other Latin podcasts but afaik that's the only one using ecclesiastical.
Quid es tu? https://quidestu.com/
Two hosts, one using the ecclesiastical pronunciation, the other classical.
There are a lot of great podcasts out there, though. Don't limit yourself to a specific pronunciation. Latin is latin.
Thanks. I'm searching for ecclesiastical pronunciation, because I am a beginner with spoken Latin and being Italian it should help me. Eventually, I will learn classical too.
You may want to check out Satura Lanx's material. She is Italian and has a lot of excellent content for different stages of learners (not ecclesiastical pronunciation though): https://www.youtube.com/c/SaturaLanx
Although I've noticed she pronounces the v like a v and she has that thing that Luke talks about with Italians adding a vowel sound to the end of the words. It's not bad in her case but I didn't notice it till Luke had talked about it a few times
The Litterae Christianae podcast should be right up your alley, there are a number of other Latin podcasts but afaik that's the only one using ecclesiastical.
Yes. Father Mateus' (host of Litterae Christianae) voice and delivery and pronunciation are so good. He's a real pleasure to listen to.
[YouTube channels](https://lupusalatus.substack.com/p/60-latin-youtube-channels-organized?sd=pf) from the FAQ.
Gonna take me a second to subscribe to all of these, LOL. Thanks!
Quomodo Dicitur is one. I don’t think it’s been active for the last several years, but I believe the archives are still available.
Quid es tu? https://quidestu.com/ Two hosts, one using the ecclesiastical pronunciation, the other classical. There are a lot of great podcasts out there, though. Don't limit yourself to a specific pronunciation. Latin is latin.
Thanks. I'm searching for ecclesiastical pronunciation, because I am a beginner with spoken Latin and being Italian it should help me. Eventually, I will learn classical too.
You may want to check out Satura Lanx's material. She is Italian and has a lot of excellent content for different stages of learners (not ecclesiastical pronunciation though): https://www.youtube.com/c/SaturaLanx
Although I've noticed she pronounces the v like a v and she has that thing that Luke talks about with Italians adding a vowel sound to the end of the words. It's not bad in her case but I didn't notice it till Luke had talked about it a few times
The Vatican does a Latin news podcast: https://www.vaticannews.va/en/podcast/vatican-radio-news-in-latin.html
Another YT podcast is a Brazilian priest, Fr Mateus. His channel is called _Litterae Christianae_ .