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Practice Listening: Fill in the Blanks (Type In) ID: #34863 Short Neo-Latin
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* Fill in the missing words into the blank fields
Those  of  you  who've  never  heard  the  term  neo-Latin,  may  be  forgiven  for  thinking  it's  a  new  South  American  dance  craze.  If  you're    when  I  tell  you  it  has  something  to  do  with  the  language  of  Romans,  take  heart,  over  the  years  many  classes  who  have    they  are  not  really  sure  what  it  is  either.  Some  have    that  they  are  so-called  Late-Latin',  written  at  the  end  of  the  Roman  Empire.  Others  have  supposed  it  must  have  something  to  do  with  the  middle  ages.  Or  perhaps  it's  that    -  Latin  which  my  five  and  seven-year-old  boys  seem  to  have    from  the  Harry  Potter  books,  useful  for  spells  and  curses  that  they  zip  one  another  with  makeshift  paper  ash  ones.  No,  in  fact,  neo-Latin  is  more  or  less  the  same  as  the  Latin  that  was  written  in  the    world,  classical  Latin.  So,  what's  so  new  about  it?

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