Edited by Greenough, D’Ooge and Danniel, this free Latin reader features 62 pages of easy Latin text and line notes to assist the learner. It is posted online in printer friendly format for convenient off-line use and study.
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What can I say. I am 88 and find my brain doesn’t have the sponge-like qualities for soaking up knowledge that the youngsters have. Determined to learn Latin before I have to leave – i.e. the big OUT. My problem is Memorizing. Any help greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Les
Hoping this will help me with my studies
I am seeking help with my Latin studies
Hi, Les. I think it is great you want to learn Latin. I don’t know how you are now, but more power to ya’. I would recommend reading Latin translations of texts you are already familiar with in English. If you know the Bible at all, you might read some of the Vulgate. This is a good way to become familiar with Latin vocabulary because your familiarity with the text suggest a translation to you and you can more readily see the relationships between the words and their meaning. All the best to you.