I’ve downloaded “Latin for “beginners” from this site. Very useful. One way I learn best as part of the mix is to read books with opposing languages on both pages, so I can scan from one to the other to discern patterns and vocabulary.
Does anyone have any recommendations? Many thanks. Chris
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Re: Dual language books - beginner
I recommend the Vulgate New Testament to start. It's very simple Latin and you probably already know the story.
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Re: Dual language books - beginner
You might also do some research into interlinear translations. Listen to this video by Evan Millner, for example.
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Thanks for that. I downloaded the Bible today, with parallel text.bedwere wrote:I recommend the Vulgate New Testament to start. It's very simple Latin and you probably already know the story.
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I’ve seen some of his videos already, and like that approach. Another for my research. Thanks.RandyGibbons wrote:You might also do some research into interlinear translations. Listen to this video by Evan Millner, for example.
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