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    pseudopoet is cleaning, but also procrastinating

    Untitled 1 day ago

    Hopefully I can make room for it in my first year of university.
    If not, there’s always the next years.



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    astroballerina is feeling a bit better.

    fun Latin games 4 weeks ago

    We’ve spiced up our lessons with board games and card games in Latin. It’s cool! My 8-year-old niece is alarmingly good at it!



    Untitled 1 month ago

    I’m currently taking Latin(only in my first year) and while it’s difficult, I’m really excited to continue with the course. So far, Latin has definitely expanded my vocabulary AND knowledge of Roman AND Greek culture and mythology.



    roseyfg is at a lake for the week.

    Teacher Assistant. 2 months ago

    I’m the Latin teacher’s assistant this year. So far, grading all the latin 1/2/3’s papers has helped me get some vocab skill back, and helping them with translations is helping me. There’s hope for me yet!



    roseyfg is at a lake for the week.

    already a bit there 3 months ago

    I’ve been taking latin in school for some years now, but never really put my gut into it until last year… Since I finally got to translate in class whatever I wanted to [no more canned stories of Publius and Furianus; no more girls meeting farmers in the road; no more fake thing], I got to have fun with people like Ovid and Cicero and all of that, and though I could translate – sortakindaalmost, if I had a dictionary and a lot of time, and we ignored all the big red pen marks all over the page – I got a little hungry for more.

    I want to be able to read all those things, without the dictionary, without the translation five pages ahead, without the red pen, and to get it. School starts up again soon, but I’m going to have to do all of it on my own…

    I guess a viable way to measure it might be to take the SAT II in december, but I think it might be easier to just see how easy it becomes to read…



    Wheelock 3 months ago

    A friend and I are powering through Wheelock this summer. We’ll see how it goes!



    LKA in bed all day with the west wing woop woop

    I wish I never stopped! 4 months ago

    In my first 2 years of secondary school, I learnt latin, but at that time it was compulsory to learn a modern foreign language not a dead one! Even though I was amazing – according to teacher – I gave it up as I wasn’t a language buff! Total regret!

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    Untitled 4 months ago

    I wantus to learnicus so i can spellicus righticus



    Untitled 5 months ago

    Whoo! I’m signed up for a class next year! =] In September, classes start!



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