Oct 15, 2015
“I have hated words and I have loved them, and I hope I have made them right.” - The Book Thief
NEW BLOG Y’ALL. Go check it. Mainly for my writing, but if it picks up then I’ll use that one more.
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“I have hated words and I have loved them, and I hope I have made them right.” - The Book Thief
NEW BLOG Y’ALL. Go check it. Mainly for my writing, but if it picks up then I’ll use that one more.
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I saw your post asking about textbooks for learning ancient greek - My uni for our beginners course uses the 'Athenaze' which you can get online at not a too expensive price really (i got mine on amazon) . Good luck learning (its bloody difficult) :)
Gratias tibi ago! (I don’t know if you speak Latin. My use of it is somewhat gratuitous, and I apologize.)
In seriousness, though, thanks for the recommendation. If funds allow, I’m considering using Athenaze (which has been recommended by others) in conjunction with another, more traditional grammar-based book to see if I can kind of cover all my bases. We’ll see what happens. Thanks for the well-wishes! I’m going to need them.
change of name - making all my wesbitesy stuffz fit the same url to make my life easier :P