I'm Chris; married with two sons and an amazing granddaughter; 63 and retiring in May
I love languages, and after two and a half years, am intermediate with my Spanish.
I have long wanted to learn Latin, and would like your views. I'd prefer not to drop Spanish in my quest to learn Latin, but being a realist about the life-long effort required to become properly proficient, am of the opinion one language at a time is enough of a challenge.
Because of cost, I plan to study at home, realising how much harder that is.
Thanks in advance for your thoughts.
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Re: Salve
Welcome to Textkit. In the library section we have several grammars, some with keys. Hopefully, you'll find them useful.
Corrections are welcome (especially for projects).
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Re: Salve
Welcome to the forum
My two cents on the Spanish/Latin situation:
There are some easy-going textbooks like D'ooge's Latin for Beginners or Elements of Latin (both available, with Keys, here or at archive.org. Why not give it a go for a couple of weeks and see how it goes? Maybe Latin won't conflict that much with your Spanish schedule.
My two cents on the Spanish/Latin situation:
There are some easy-going textbooks like D'ooge's Latin for Beginners or Elements of Latin (both available, with Keys, here or at archive.org. Why not give it a go for a couple of weeks and see how it goes? Maybe Latin won't conflict that much with your Spanish schedule.
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Re: Salve
Good advice, Shenoute. It'll be especially viable when I retire shortly. Gratias tibi ago. ChrisShenoute wrote:Welcome to the forum
My two cents on the Spanish/Latin situation:
There are some easy-going textbooks like D'ooge's Latin for Beginners or Elements of Latin (both available, with Keys, here or at archive.org. Why not give it a go for a couple of weeks and see how it goes? Maybe Latin won't conflict that much with your Spanish schedule.
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