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does anyone know or have a latin translation of romeo + juliet?
I'm directing the play at the moment & I would like a certain part of it to be in Latin.
Thanks for any help!

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Go to the link that says "All Titles" at the bottom of the page. There are some works by Greek and Latin authors there, but I don't know if any are in the original language. I downloaded one dialogue of Plato, and it was not in the original. I haven't had time to download any more yet, with my slow dial-up line.

I did download Dante's Divine Comedy, ...

Hi, everyone!

I had a few minutes to myself, so I thought I'd stop in and see how you were doing, catch up on reading a few threads, and even post myself to let you know that yes, I still love Textkit, and yes, I will be back!

The nursery is thriving, which, of course, is good for business, but makes a great deal more work for us. In addition to that, my sister and ...

One more introduction.

Just read Peter's thread "Greek Textbooks".

Also, textkit.com is a godsend for us autodidacts -- BRAVO to William (but you may call him Annis), Benissimus, Raya, et al.

???????yu2 wo3 xin1 you3 qi1 qi1 yan1':)'
Actually, I've been hanging here for quite a while. Though I'm not a hard working autodidact, this place really teaches me a lot.

Around two years ago, I opened a large box left in the corner of ...

Hello,

I would like to introduce myself to the Textkit community. I studied Ancient History a long time ago, and am now trying to get back into it.

Part of that is taking up Latin and Greek again. That will be a bit of a struggle, since I haven't done anything with it for, say, 10 years now.

I'm sure I will be back with questions!

Regards,
Adelheid

Hi, my name is Dustin and I am a 14 year old high schooler, in my second year Latin. I am still a novice stillseeking information and advice, and I hope you guys can help me :D

I am an active fish keeper and love to keep fish, hope to see you around!

Dustin

Hi, I'm new...(what do you say in these threads?)
Anyway, I'm a high school freshman independent-studying with Jenney's (1979) and soon-Wheelock and Harrius Potter, when they come in a few days :) These forums seem great (people of all skill levels represented), and full of really smart mature people, so if I'm annoying, please notify me as I never can tell...

Salve!

I'm new in here. I've been working on teaching myself Latin, primarily working with Wheelock's. I hadn't realized that I would find learning the language to be so enjoyable. In the past, I've learned some French (3 yrs of High School) and Japanese (solely by immersion). The French I remember relatively little of, since I didn't have quite the drive at the time to learn (just enough to handle tests and such).
I've been ...

Hi everyone!

I am looking for an Ancient Greek summer-course.

It should preferably take place somewhere in the UK, Ireland, France, Germany or the Benelux and in any case in Europe.

The time-frame should be preferably August - September, though July might be possible as well.

I only have a very basic level of Greek, so I am looking for a beginner's course.

Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

This is the boring background story (you probably want to skip this, it's pathetic):

A few days ago I told my German teacher about how useless the 3 years of German had been. I hesitated on several occasions to word it in a less pungent manner and did it somewhat successfully, since she is a very nice person and I do doubt that she realise her class to be seriously poor at German. When I ...