Are there any free programs, websites, or iPod apps that can help me learn Latin?
Something free and accurate please.
Something free and accurate please.
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Bilingualism and the Latin Language Book | J N Adams US $62.92 --> Ends in : 10h 49m <-- |
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Latin For Americans 1944 Ed First Book Language Text US $9.00 --> Ends in : 18h 25m <-- |
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Latin Language Great Languages by Leonard Robert Palm US $40.45 --> Ends in : 20h 3m <-- |
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THE LATIN LANGUAGE LIVES A NEW TEACH YOURSELF COURSE US $1.48 --> Ends in : 1d 12h 42m <-- |
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1866Grammar of the Latin Language by Andrews Stoddard US $5.99 --> Ends in : 2d 14h 37m <-- |
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A NEW DICTIONARY OF THE LATIN ENGLISH LANGUAGES c1890 US $14.60 --> Ends in : 2d 15h 37m <-- |
November 3rd, 2009 at 6:04 pm
ipod – yeah, there are over 1000 (yes one thousand) episodes available on the Latinum Latin course.
it is free.
http://latinum.mypodcast.com
read the faq for info on how to download all the episodes from tiunes.
November 3rd, 2009 at 6:04 pm
http://www.word2word.com/coursead.html
November 3rd, 2009 at 6:04 pm
There’s a little truth about language learning which the "computer program quick and easy" folk, and the "this book teaches you French in ten minutes" people do not want you to know. There is no quick and easy way to learn a language, regardless of whether it is a living language or a classical one. It takes about a thousand hours of instruction and countless thousands of practice and homework to get decent control of a new language (that’s what the standard is for the Defense Language Institute, the "Army Language School"), and that assumes a talent for language learning. If you want to play around with Latin, that’s fine. It’s a good thing to play with. Get yourself a "learn Latin" book from a bookstore and try it out. But if you are serious about learning Latin or any other language, you are wise to sign up for a course and study seriously. It’s the only way to true success.