"Oratorem in foro visitamus."

Translation: We visit the orator in the forum.

[dreamloomer]

What's wrong with "we visit the speaker in the forum"?

[JoshuaCasa0]

Nothing. It should be accepted.

[SuzanneNussbaum]

How about: "We go to see the orator in the forum." Cicero is speaking today--no one wants to miss that!!

[MathWizard7]

Who is an Orator?

[SuzanneNussbaum]

A public speaker = politician. One trained in rhetoric, the art of persuading others to your viewpoint.

[bonnythedog]

Henricus Huntus?

[Helen122808]

I'm glad it's not just me

[PandeXiongmao]

The speaker has a very strong Germanic accent. ”Oratorem” and ”visitamus” sound like ”orathorem” and ”visithamus”.

[RtaLse]

Why! Again this impossible audio voice!

[Leon_McNair]

The first time coming across oratorem I tried to think of what orator could potentially mean, relevant to speech - and what came to mind was "Words-smith"!

[Patrick625389]

Replace this speaker. The last word sounded like "visitas" to me

[BarryLord1]

She has a noticeable "sing song" diction but a greater problem seems to be the poor recording environment and/or that the audio data is compressed to the point where it's difficult to understand her.