[Ep.27 Culture, Travel, & Language] There & Back Again, A Catholic Tale: Light Academia Cottagecore + Demons

<p>Welcome to another episode!</p> <p>This week we are back on our couch classroom to hopefully teach you a few things. So get your notebooks ready! We are going to be doing this while enjoying some glasses of Stella Rosa: Moscato D'asti. (With notes of pear &amp; apple, and according to Brittany: popcorn)</p> <p>Brittany is going to discuss some history facts and things to see/travel to in Vatican City. Vatican City is important to a lot of different people for various reasons. It, of course, is a very holy and religious place to many. While neither of us are Catholic or all that religious in general, some religion history will be discussed as neutrally as possible. Nothing is to be taken in offense, as we never mean to offend. Vatican City is also a really important place as far as art history goes. So Brittany will do a combination on general history + art history in her segment.</p> <p>Skylar is going to touch on some basics with teaching us Latin. She is very new to learning Latin herself, so this segment will be a very basic introduction into the beginnings of learning any new language. Some light vocabulary, sentence structure, and pronunciation will be covered. Skylar would like to remind everyone that she is by no means an expert or an official teacher. She is simply someone who loves to learn, loves to share her passions, and loves languages. She is completely self-taught, and she is constantly trying to better learn herself in all areas, this, of course, includes the Latin language.</p> <p><em><strong>As we are both just trying this episode to teach ourselves more about the world, and hopefully you as well, we are completely open and willing to learning more on the subject, or if there are any corrections anyone might have to share with us.</strong></em></p> <p>As always, thanks so much for listening! If you enjoy us enough to share or recommend us to a friend, we would love you that much more!</p> <p><em>xCheers!</em></p> <p><strong>Feel free to reach out to us!</strong></p> <p>Show</p> <p><a href="ht