benjenkinsv95
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5 months ago - Latin recommendations?
- Video games in latin on one poster (or an image and example of each game on a separate poster) (hollow knight, minecraft, skyrim, hotline miami, maybe some of the old latin text or ROM games.
- Phrasebooks (common in game phrases? common conversations? Ex. "Quid est tibi nomen? Mihi nomen est ____" could potentially put the response on the image of a nametag)
- items with their descriptions, kind of like a loading screen, like using the proper name for a goblet, but then having a description like "XYZ est poculum aureum". These posters could allow us to add descriptions... Especially if we screenshot items and add the descriptions on the poster
- Grammar posters/reminders? Declensions? Conj?
- Historical Figures and Myths: Posters featuring famous figures from Roman history or mythology, with a brief description in Latin.
- For example, a poster of Julius Caesar with a caption like "Gaius Iulius Caesar, imperator Romanus magnus fuit."
- Latin Idioms and Proverbs: Latin is rich in idioms and proverbs that are still relevant today. A poster could feature a well-known
- Latin saying, its translation, and a brief explanation. For example, "Carpe Diem - Seize the day."
- Famous Latin Quotes: Display quotes from Latin literature, such as from Virgil's Aeneid or Ovid's Metamorphoses, with a modern translation. This could pique players' interest in classical literature.
- Latin Roots in English: Showcase the Latin roots of common English words. This would help players realize the influence of Latin on the English language and could enhance their vocabulary.
- Roman Architecture and Engineering: Illustrate famous Roman architectural feats or engineering marvels like the Colosseum, Aqueducts, or Roman roads, with descriptions in Latin.
- Astrology and Constellations: Posters of constellations with their Latin names and myths associated with them, linking to the game's space theme.
- Roman Daily Life: Illustrations depicting aspects of daily life in ancient Rome (e.g., a Roman market, a Roman house), with Latin labels for different objects and activities.
- Latin in Science and Law: Highlight Latin terms commonly used in scientific and legal contexts, providing insights into how Latin is used in modern specialized fields.
- Interactive Language Learning: Incorporate QR codes or in-game links on posters that direct players to Latin learning resources or mini-games within Lethal Company that focus on language skills.
- Cultural Festivals and Clothing: Illustrate Roman festivals or clothing, offering cultural insights along with language learning.
- Interactive Map of Ancient Rome: A map showing key locations of the Roman Empire, with clickable areas bringing up Latin descriptions and historical facts.
- Latin in Modern Media: Showcase examples of Latin used in modern films, TV shows, and other media, highlighting the continuing relevance of the language.
- Roman Cuisine: Introduce players to ancient Roman dishes and ingredients, with Latin names and simple recipes or descriptions.