Weekly assignments
((OOC: Why yes, Al does have these already! XD... I don't know if people want to log in his Latin class so to spare the mental grief and anguish... Here's AL!))
Latin:
Your assignment for the next two days will be: make a list of all the regular catch phrases, styles of greetings, self introductions, and words you regularly use in day to day conversation. Friday we will begin teaching you how to speak those phrases in Latin.
English:
I expect the reading assignments I gave you to be completed by Friday, discussion will take place promptly after the bell rings.
((OOC: One last note: For Latin, this first week would be a week of introductions and socializing. He figures if you get to 'know' your classmates you're less likely to assume you've been insulted when someone tries and possibly fails to pronounce a word correctly. Also you'd be more willing to talk amongst yourselves and help each other out as the class progresses. In all honesty I expect the lowest grade he would give his Latin class would be a D or C if no D is there. He's very thorough and will help anyone who is lagging.
A's mean you can talk to him in Latin. And for those who don't know Castlevania Alucard is the Vampire Prince. So an A means you can speak Latin with the confidence that you could talk or write to nobility and not get killed.
B's mean you can talk to and write to the common folk like Latin is your first language.
C's mean you are a tourist, you've mastered the basics and can get help if needed either by writing or speaking. But you're not doing company presentations or sight seeing tours any time soon.
D's mean you are an accidental tourist, the most you can do is get help getting someone else who can speak your language writing... not so much.
Despite how he talks, he does have a very caring heart and once your character gets over their nerves they can ask him for help.
Latin:
Your assignment for the next two days will be: make a list of all the regular catch phrases, styles of greetings, self introductions, and words you regularly use in day to day conversation. Friday we will begin teaching you how to speak those phrases in Latin.
English:
I expect the reading assignments I gave you to be completed by Friday, discussion will take place promptly after the bell rings.
((OOC: One last note: For Latin, this first week would be a week of introductions and socializing. He figures if you get to 'know' your classmates you're less likely to assume you've been insulted when someone tries and possibly fails to pronounce a word correctly. Also you'd be more willing to talk amongst yourselves and help each other out as the class progresses. In all honesty I expect the lowest grade he would give his Latin class would be a D or C if no D is there. He's very thorough and will help anyone who is lagging.
A's mean you can talk to him in Latin. And for those who don't know Castlevania Alucard is the Vampire Prince. So an A means you can speak Latin with the confidence that you could talk or write to nobility and not get killed.
B's mean you can talk to and write to the common folk like Latin is your first language.
C's mean you are a tourist, you've mastered the basics and can get help if needed either by writing or speaking. But you're not doing company presentations or sight seeing tours any time soon.
D's mean you are an accidental tourist, the most you can do is get help getting someone else who can speak your language writing... not so much.
Despite how he talks, he does have a very caring heart and once your character gets over their nerves they can ask him for help.