i called a place where they teach different languages, i told them i want to learn japanese, russian and latin and i thinked of korean also, but they said there is no latin language.
how im supposed to tell them i want to learn latin language? should i tell them i want to learn latin-american or what?

whats the most beautiful latin language? and why?

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!

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.

Also what were the population in the Latin language area speak and communicate with ( in which language) before they use the Latin language????

I am just curious is it possible or could it happen that Latin can be revived into Modern Latin? just as Hebrew was th only dead language that was revived in Modern Hebrew and Modern Greek its just a thought and I know the official language of Italy today is Italian, I am aware of that and know that. I wish Latin was revived its just disappointing to see a pretty language like Latin to die out as a conversational or spoken language.
Brennus I think you are misunderstand my question I am not talking about Latino or Spanish Latin I am talking about the Byzantine Latin, you know the Latin language of the Holy Roman Empire that comes from Greek. I know it must be confusing nowadays because there are two types of Latin one that was used by the Roman Empire and the other that is called Latino referring to Spanish I am not talking about Spanish Latin. next time Brennus understand which Latin I am referring two I am talking about the Latin language referring to the Roman Empire

I enjoy the Latin language and am interested in learning it. What has caused it to fade away and become a rare art form

I'm interested in learning the vulgar latin language is there any website that teaches it? Does the classical latin and vulgar latin have similar words or the words are completely spelled differently?

The Latin language has been used much from early times till now, but there isn't a country that goes with it like there is for other common languages.

How did the spoken Latin language disappeared ? I mean it was the normal spoken language back then but how did it become extinct ? Why didnt they teach it in schools ?

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?

Can sum1 translate this in latin 4 me plz,
"i am able to live without you"
Can sum1 plz translate this 4 me in latin, "i am able to live without you". As in da old latin language,

How do you think?

I don't know any Latin language.
But I heard English language came from Latin.

Is Latin language useful to learn English?
I'm just curious. (:
Is it useful to learn Latin language if I want to learn English more faster?
Thank you all for the help!! XD

Hi all !
My question is how different are the classical version of the latin language and the medieval one ? I know that medieval latin varies from country to country so I will specify that I'm talking about medieval latin in England ( Britain ).
I'm asking becouse I'm currently studying the english medieaval latin and I have never studied classical latin before. I know that medieval latin was derived from vulgar latin but I don't know much about it else from it was spread to the foreign provinces by the soldiers. I don't know how related is it to the true latin. Therefore with the knowledge of medieval latin will I be able to understand the language of the late Roman republic and empire or not ?
I'm looking for both dictionary and grammar and further explanations would help.

Im getting a tattoo written in Latin, I want it to be a cursive design, does anyone know of any Cursive style writing that may have been used originally in the days of the Latin language? any help would be great. Thanx

websites or links

Well how to write in right way EVER in latin language,find lot of web translators,but too many different,and some how not believe them.

How do I say "Friend" in Latin Language (Lingua latina)?
Thanks for everyone.
I know in Espanol is amigo y amiga.

So the answer is amica and amico?
I am not sure...

How many are there in the Latin Language?

I mean people in the US talk about latin americans as other race. And being latin american means "to live in a country in america where people talk a latin language (spanish, portuguese, italian, french or romanian). I'm from Argentina, and I'm white. Here you can also find mestizos or white. But being latin american is not a race. Do you understand what I say?
Please, don't get angry americans. I don't hate any american. In fact I think peoplein the USA is so friendly. I just wanted to know what is the idea you have about latin american. And let me tell you that I'm sorry if somebody feel angry with this

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?

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!

I may purchase one of those Teach Yourself books, but I'm not sure. I used to study Greek and Latin in high school and would like to get back into learning the Latin language.

I am trying to understand (read, write... etc.) latin. So far the only thing I know are a few animal names.

Some useful sites would defentently be helpful. Since my life long goal has been to learn the latin language.

Thanks a lot!

Also what were the population in the Latin language area speak and communicate with ( in which language) before they use the Latin language????

I am just curious is it possible or could it happen that Latin can be revived into Modern Latin? just as Hebrew was th only dead language that was revived in Modern Hebrew and Modern Greek its just a thought and I know the official language of Italy today is Italian, I am aware of that and know that. I wish Latin was revived its just disappointing to see a pretty language like Latin to die out as a conversational or spoken language.
Brennus I think you are misunderstand my question I am not talking about Latino or Spanish Latin I am talking about the Byzantine Latin, you know the Latin language of the Holy Roman Empire that comes from Greek. I know it must be confusing nowadays because there are two types of Latin one that was used by the Roman Empire and the other that is called Latino referring to Spanish I am not talking about Spanish Latin. next time Brennus understand which Latin I am referring two I am talking about the Latin language referring to the Roman Empire

I enjoy the Latin language and am interested in learning it. What has caused it to fade away and become a rare art form

The Latin language has been used much from early times till now, but there isn't a country that goes with it like there is for other common languages.

How did the spoken Latin language disappeared ? I mean it was the normal spoken language back then but how did it become extinct ? Why didnt they teach it in schools ?

Hello community, I've recently come upon the beauty of the Latin language and its monumental impact throughout history. I've been trying to read some Latin-to-English side-by-side translations to get a grip on vocabulary, but I'd like to take some courses or procure some instructional books, mainly to learn with a group of people and be instructed on grammar. The only problem is, there are very few places around the metroplex (at least that I've found in my searches) that offer Latin classes.

Can someone please give me some guidance?

Thank you.