Im in my freshman year of latin, im doubling up on it in my sophmore to finish it & to take french junior & senior year. But so far its soooo confusing & will it help me in the future ? Im fluent in Spanish & it helps some what to remember certian words. by the end of my highschool year i will be knowing 4 languages; English, Spanish, Latin, and, French.

in other words what letters in the english alphabet is not in the the latin alphabet

I want to take the most prestigious one. It could be in or outside the States. Thank you.

I was just wondering because I'm taking a Latin course and studying about Roman culture which is in Rome. Which Rome is in Italy. So I was just wondering if the Latin language is similar to the Italian language or if it's the same thing.

Please give me your view on this. Thanks!

and what was the reason for Italian becoming the native language of Italy
thanks

(i know italian has some latin roots.)

gots a final to study for

I think it would be very cool to be able to speak a very dead language(wich is older than latin.) What dead language has the most resources and largest number of people who talk about it and understand it,.

I want to hear how it sounds. Can someone help me out. I GOOGLED it and nothing comes up.

I chose french for my GCSE, and we hav until monday to change or give in our slips. But since I wasnt to become a doctor, I know Latin will come in handy. But I am not sure if Universities consider Latin as a language. Can someone plz help quick!
I can only choose out of French and Latin. But thanks for the suggestions so far!

Is it like studying the English language? I want to study Latin instead of Spanish. For any of you who ever took Florida Virtual School, do you know if Latin I is hard?

After the Council of Trent the Catholic Church re-established LATIN as the language to be used in worship, how is this so significant?

If latin is the language of ancient rome, then should we start calling Italians latinos and latinas? they are the real latin people? If not, then the romace laguages are spoken in several different countries besides south america including north Africa, france, and romania and so on... Why arn't the people from these countries considered latina or latino? I think this world is confused. Please help.

do u think the french people can understand Italian or spanish language abit?

How is it that Latin and Germanic language have similar alphabets?

What is the relation between Germanic language and Latin???

Looking through catalogued questions on answers.yahoo.com, I noticed that nearly half of the requests for "Language X to Latin" translations end up with Spanish replies.

I have a theory. My theory is that, like nationalistic Greek linguists who insist that the tonal accent never existed or that the second syllable of "alpha" began with a voiceless labiodental fricative, some rampant piece of misinformation has invaded the minds of Spanish speakers everywhere with the proposition "Spanish is Latin."

Am I correct?

i have tried some latin websites but i always end up getting the wrong, and or far more advanced answers. please notify me a really good website for this subject.i really need help with spelling,translation,pronounciations,using correct format/order of words in a sentence, and all the relevent stuff of and on perfecting how i am suppose to use latin.So for those who can help me with my dilemma, thank you.

according to the Romanian Dictionary & Pharsebook it states "In the Latin linguistic family, composed of nine languages, Romanian has the fifth numerical place, after Italian, French, Spanish, and Portuguese." So what is left other than English?

What did it show about the development of the language, the changes etc.

My world history teacher will up soemones grade if they answer this question....

If Latin is a romantic language and English is a dramatic one, how did we get Latin roots in English?

I have been granted a private audience with the Pope in a few days, and I would like to graciously greet him in latin. Help???

English is the international language and does the English-speaking people really can pronounce them correctly?
Thanks in Advance.

How can people who don't speak Latin claim to have the Roman Empire's language (Latin) in their blood?
If it's about the Spanish race, then why not just say European or Spaniard?

I get the impression people tend to learn Latin first, then Greek. But Greek culture came first. What do you think is the wisest to begin with, assuming interest-level is equal?

I'm not looking for an inaccurate, old style globe, but a completely modern globe with all the place names either in Latin, or Latinized.
Max K: Well, you'd add the names of new countries in the same way that you Latinize any name: you assign the name to the most convenient declension, and put it in the nominative case.

Ok, I'm in high school now, and some of my classmates are taking Latin. Some have As and Bs and claim it's easy. Others have Ds and Fs and claim the language was so hard it died. I am taking Spanish, so I have no clue,, but is it really as complex as they say, or are they just having trouble learning?

I know all languages can be hard, but is Latin more complex then english?

What kind and degree of influence has the Latin language had on American culture? I'm not looking for a long answer. Just something simple and short. My brother asked me this the other day, and it's been bugging me ever since...

In my studies, I came to understand that Greek was the predominate language of the Roman Empire. Yet, the Latin language seemed to "overtake" it and is mostly associated with it today. Can someone clear this issue up for me? Thank you.

I wonder what digital camera would be in Latin. Is there a good translation for it?

Could you speak latin and understand or be understood by someone speaking latin america spanish?

mean France and Germany. And does this act if you read Bible in any language other than it's own language which is Latin, doesn't somehow devalue the religious value of it and is it not an insult to God?
Thanks in Advance.

Do they find Spanish and Latin trivial?
Note that Kurie (looks like KYPIE written in Greek) means Lord in Greek. It is a Greek noun in ablative.

I need some software or book that will help me to learn the dialect and pronunciation of the Welsh language.

I also need books/softwares that will help me learn and improve my Latin.

I'd really like to learn Latin. The only place I know of that teaches Latin is in Rosehill Antipolo, and they have it as a part of their curriculum. I'd like to take classes, like how Alliance Francaise teaches French, but is there such a thing?