Find out about the language of Latin online.
Has anybody here taken Latin before?
Is there any website that sells Latin Language books with like a c.d. or an audio to listen too?
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Ecce Romani Language Activity Book Students Edition A Latin Reading Program US $5.95 --> Ends in : 47m <-- |
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A Grammatical Institute of the Latin Language Intended US $23.61 --> Ends in : 2h 22m <-- |
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Language Planning and Policy in Latin America Ecuador Mexico and Paraguay Bald US $83.72 --> Ends in : 3h 13m <-- |
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Women Latin Poets Language Gender and Authority from US $84.26 --> Ends in : 5h 48m <-- |
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Grammar of the Latin Language NEW by Henry John Roby US $59.89 --> Ends in : 7h 57m <-- |
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Studies in Latin Language and Literature NEW US $54.83 --> Ends in : 10h 50m <-- |
http://www.textkit.com/
This site has a lot of free downloadable books for learning both Latin and Greek, as well as an online community that you can go to for help. I don’t think they have audio courses, but you could probably get one from Amazon or Barnes & Noble. I took Latin in high school, Latin & Greek in college, and graduated from college with a BA Classical. I enjoyed it very much, they were the only classes I ever got straight As in, so best of luck to you!
Don’t speak it but I imagine that it can be found on web-sites in order to be learnt.
I really want to speak Latin but I couldn’t find a website! Please let me know if you do!
byki.com is a cool site.. with a free audio program u download.
not sure if they have latin.. but you can check. .. its well worth it
wikipedia.org…they have every language of the world…even esperanto
I’ve taken a couple of night school Latin classes – wish I could afford to take more. The book we used should be available in larger bookstores, and there are companion audio cassettes available (though you’ll probably have to special order them). It’s the Oxford Latin Course by Maurice Balme & James Morwood, Oxford University Press 1996, ISBN 0195212037 (paperback) or 0195215508 (hardcover). The cassette’s ISBN is 0198405618.
There are also lots of online sites for learning Latin. See for example the Cambridge School Classics Project (http://www.cambridgescp.com/ ), Wheelock’s Latin’s official website (http://www.wheelockslatin.com/ ), or try this unusual take on learning the language: http://www.cherryh.com/www/latin_language.htm
Amazon should have the Oxford Latin course mentioned above, as well as the Complete Idiot’s Guide to Learning Latin. They also have a series of videos for learning Latin (although they seem to be aimed at grade school children, not adults); the first one is at: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1930443048
(click on the director’s name to see other videos in the series).
I was studying it in high school