Here, ducente and copiae are pronounced using the Ecclesiastical Latin pronunciation, which is likely a mistake, considering that Caesar spoke Classical Latin instead. It should be pronounced /ˈduː'ken.teː/ or [d̪uː'kɛnt̪ɛ] and /'ko:.pi.ae̯/ or [ˈkoːpiäe̯], respectively. Also, the sound represented by the letter "v" is incorrectly pronounced with a labiovelar [v], rather than the bilabial [w] used in Classical Latin.