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Greetings TK, I am trying over and over again to make a first post but in vain. Does this one work?

I think the only difference between this and SMGreek is that it has a surviving infinitive form, I'd wager that some prepositions take cases other than the accusative but that's about it. Obviously its not actually ancient in terms of phonology, morphology, syntaxis, semantics and so on. But people will bite at anything and hopefully this sort of stuff brings her more funding. I mean...seriously Archaeologists always make the most ridiculous claims to chase ...

I've known about textkit for some time but am only now taking the plunge. I am Jonathan. I am a religious studies and classics double major so this forum should be a no-brainer for me.

In terms of languages, I only got serious about studying languages at about 19 or 20. Before that, I had taken two years of high school Spanish (didn't everyone?) and two quarters of Chinese at a local community college. I ...

Hello all,

I have been reading the forums here for the last week in search of info about learning Latin and Greek. I have previously gone through Wheelock's with an online group (I can't believe I ate the whole thing!) and part of another out-of-print text with another group (this eventually folded because the moderator's life got too busy). I also have a degree (from long ago) in French and have studied some Spanish with ...

This is my initial post to Textkit. My name is Randy Gibbons. I was a classics PhD candidate many years ago but never completed my dissertation and didn't stay in the field (I eventually became, and am, an IT professional). A few years ago, in anticipation of retirement, I began resurrecting my Latin and Greek. I have also been taking some grad seminars (not for credit) in the classics dept. of a nearby college (currently, ...

Hi all! My name is Nyc. I am a 3rd year Bible student and busy with my 3rd semester of Greek. I enjoy the language but it is pretty difficult hence my signing up here. Hoping to do well in Greek this semester - Pretty keen for some assistance with phrasal analysis. Just as a point of interest, I really like Earl Grey tea, dark roast coffee, and seafood ...

Just wanted to introduce myself on the forum. I'm Gabrielle and I've been a Latin student for several years now. I especially love reading Catullus's poems and learning about daily life in ancient societies.

wazzup! another newbie is here! I hope that sooner or later, those who I will meet here, we will be able to share some of their experience with online ventures and other interests.

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Stephen Djaja

Hello i'm looking for a translation. I want to say "Searching for heaven" in latin. I know that heaven is caelum but what is searching for ? Or if more appropriate, seeking heaven. And i mean this in me form. " I am seeking heaven" or "i am searching for heaven" . I do believe seeking is quaestio. But not sure. So please help! Searching for heaven, seeking heaven

I revised the forum rules and I no longer require new members to post in the introduction thread that is mega-long. It was a good idea at first, but it's been suggested to me (for quite some time) that it is long and too difficult to maintain an orderly thread.

New members are now asked to create their own introduction post on the open board or they may, at their own peril, post directly on ...