#latin learning

It is new so it is constantly being worked on and moderated. It is a sfw 18+ server and has a very diverse group of people.

You can also talk in general, share anything creative, share your music, share positivity, info dump and share your resources and notes. There is plenty of space and room to study and it creates a productive and calm environment. Making beginners in any language feel more comfortable speaking the language.

Sharing about your interests and nerdy thoughts is 100% welcome and encouraged! This is a place you can express yourself and feel comfortable! You may even make friends!

If you are interested join from this link below:

Please feel free to introduce yourself and start conversations! Even if you’re a little shy, we will support you through your journey!

And as always read the rules and follow them,

Vale, amice! Gratias tibi ago iucunda ob verba <3

(My vocabulary is straight up awful and I'm fairly sure I constructed the causation incorrectly but you get the gist <3)

I forgot that I even had an ask button! (this is I guess a reminder to myself and anyone reading that it indeed exists)

I'm so happy that you find joy in my blog! :) I share the (perhaps odd) desire to be fluent in Latin speech and script and I totally understand the sensation when you realize you are starting to understand bits of input.

If you aren't familiar with them yet, I urge you to check out Latinitas Animi Causa (lit. Latin for the sake of the soul, i.e. Latin For Fun). They produce many levels of auditory input which I can vouch for, both on youtube and twitch streams, and in maybe the best intermediate Latin podcast.

Fortuna studia tua faveat!

Hi everyone!! In response to a recent comment (and from being asked this question irl multiple times) I have begun to compile a list of Latin learning resourceful that I have tried and would personally recommend for beginners and intermediate learners.

Here is the google doc link if you're interested.

Just a few more weeks of accelerated Latin, and I'll have proved to myself that I can do it. Then, onto French in the new year.

My mom's copy of Wheelock is seriously coming in clutch.