My name is Harrison, and I’ve been studying Latin since middle school and Ancient Greek since my senior year of high school. I got my bachelor’s last year with a secondary major in classics, and I hope to keep my language skills sharp throughout my life, though my career aspirations lie elsewhere (neuroscience/biotech).
I recently started going through LLPSI to refresh my Latin, as I have barely touched it since my sophomore year of college (mostly did Greek in college). I have also been teaching myself Sanskrit, and took a semester of Hittite in college.
My long-term goals are to be able to communicate in Latin and Greek fluently and to write my own compositions. I have dabbled with short poems in the language, and my life-long goal is to write a long-form work like the Astronautilia.
I think I used to have an account here, but lost in the mist of times. Anyway, I have returned to this space after some time and it seems like a good idea to re-introduce myself. I’m Seumas Macdonald, teacher of ancient Greek and Latin via communicative methods, and sometime producer of Greek and Latin materials. Glad to be here (again)
I am Rehan, and I started studying Greek and Latin about 6 years ago but and have been sporadically doing research on both as a graduate student in historical linguistics. I just recently found this community and thought the discussions were really cool and interesting!
Salvete! I’m a homeschool mom of three (almost four), and am currently studying Latin and Attic Greek to better help my oldest with his studies in the same. He’s only six, but has two years of Latin and one of Greek under his belt. I’ve finished Wheelock and am on capitulum 8 in llpsi. I’d like to be able to read Cato’s “on agriculture” as my tentative end goal.
