The Complete Idiot's Guide to Learning LatinPenguin, 2006 - 378 páginas An updated guide to the language of the Roman Empire. Whether interested in learning Latin or just seeking a deeper understanding of English, readers will find a fun alternative to the standard dusty tomes usually associated with Latin. Included in this revised edition are updated vocabulary lists relevant to today's world, expanded pronunciation guides, Latin-to-English and English-to-Latin translations, and a workbook of exercises, reading passages, and tools for greater comprehension of the language. |
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Frequently Asked Questions | 1 |
Why Learn Latin? | 3 |
What Exactly Is Latin? | 11 |
Whats in a Word? | 17 |
People Places and Things | 19 |
Whats in a Name? More Nouns | 35 |
Lets Have Some Action | 47 |
Action Without an EndingVerbals | 59 |
Simple and NotSoSimple Sentences | 167 |
Compound Sentences and Beyond | 177 |
Reading LatinSelections from Ancient Authors | 187 |
Selections from Republican Rome | 189 |
Selections from Vitruvius et al | 203 |
Look Ma Im Reading Latin | 213 |
Coping with Latin in the Modern World | 223 |
Legal Latin | 225 |
The Good and the BadAdjectives and Accusatives | 69 |
Taking the Place of NounsPronouns | 83 |
Where? When? How Many? | 93 |
Expanding the Time FramePast and Future Tenses | 105 |
Expressing Yourself in Latin | 119 |
LocutionesVhmes | 121 |
ArticuliClauses | 133 |
The Theory of Relative Clauses | 143 |
Closing In on Clauses | 153 |
Medical and Scientific Latin | 233 |
Late Latin and Church Latin | 241 |
Live From Ancient Rome | 253 |
Grammar Workbook | 259 |
Workbook I Working With Nouns and Verbs | 261 |
Workbook II Adjective Adverb and Advanced Verb Work | 267 |
Workbook III Working With the Remaining Parts of Speech and Other Complexities | 273 |
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