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Thinking about ways to display Latin syntax information in a translation tool
Thinking about ways to display Latin syntax information in a translation tool
Most of us probably learned Latin at school. Those lessons focused on grammar – amo, amas, amat – and also on rote learning of vocabulary. All of this is essential, and I really wish that I could remember more of it than I can today.
But this focus means that questions of Latin syntax are often dealt with only superficially, or not at all. I saw evidence of this, back in 2006 when I was…
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