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im trying to learn latin, working with software and audio courses. But how could I get more exposure to this "dead" language? any movies with a lot of latin? any things like that?
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Grammar of the Latin Language 2 Volume Paperback Set F US $105.97 --> Ends in : 2h 29m <-- |
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Etymological Dictionary of the Latin Language NEW US $54.64 --> Ends in : 3h 22m <-- |
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Latin Language Handbook for Students Handbook for Students Oliver Boyd US $36.81 --> Ends in : 4h 55m <-- |
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Latin language Singers including Enya Connie Francis US $23.41 --> Ends in : 8h 18m <-- |
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A Grammar Of The Latin Language NEW by George Kellam Ba US $37.54 --> Ends in : 8h 30m <-- |
In France, we have a comics called Asterix and you can find it in latin. It’s pretty funny!
It seems than Tintin (another cartoon is also available in latin): de sigaris pharaonis and de isola negra…
There is this shop on line who solds latin and ancient greek stuff (they have Asterix): http://librarius.net/boutique_librarius/home.php.
But the best is you type "asterix latin" in http://www.amazon.com ’s query and you will find them…
That’s all I can think about…
Mel Gibson did, "The Passion of the Christ" in Latin (my son was taking Latin at the time and I was able to pick up a few words here and there without reading the subscripts). I’m guessing it was ecclesiastical (church) Latin, which has a slightly different pronunciation.
I also know there are several children’s books (Winnie the Pooh and Cat in the Hat, for example) that have been printed in Latin.
You will find just about everything you need on the Latinum podcast
http://latinum.mypodcast.com
This is a huge free audio course and resource with readings etc with many hundreds of hours of audio available.