Have you ever been asked why Traditional Catholics like to have Mass celebrated in a language which no one can understand? I have had it asked of me and heard it asked of others. This is a great answer to why we prefer to have Mass celebrated in the Latin language. The video is taken from the consecration of the church of Saints Peter and Paul at the Fraternity of St. Peter seminary in Lincoln Neb…

I’m 18 years old. Speak Farsi, English and Armenian. Have also studied Arabic and a little bit of Spanish.

Is it too late to start learning Latin? I really like languages, especially when I get fluent enough in one to read it’s literature.
Also, could anyone recommend a textbook to start with? I was considering “Latin for Dummies,” but . . . well, don’t like the name.

Well me and my family just went to Niagra Falls in Canada (duh) everyone there spoke french and i thought it was cool because alot of them spoke english too wouldnt that be cool to be able to go from one language right to another im going to learn a second language it one of my life plans should i learn french??? im in 10th grade i think i should start now lol any suggestions???

A project made by Quinton Burks, Pat Killian, Kevin Carr, Matthew Bellet, and Denney Sandwith for Dr. Seay’s Latin III Honors class in 2008. Fasten your seatbelts, because this epic story will make you laugh and cry. Or maybe just laugh….

I’m an American and I only speak English fluently although I speak a little (VERY little) German. I had three years of Latin in high school. I’m looking to learn to speak Spanish, but I don’t want to take classes if I don’t have to. Anyone know of a product/system that worked for them?

I’m a classical arcaheology major and I have to take Greek. I was wondering if it is really hard to learn. I already Speak English and Spanish, conversational French, and some Italian and Portuguese but I don’t think if these languages will help me since they are Latin based.

i want to major in greek and roman mythology, and i want to learn to speak latin and greek, does the college of charleston( in south carolina) offer theses courses? what other colleges do in south carolina?

i am thinking about learning latin but half the people i asked said it would look bad and the other half said it would look good on my college application. what do you think? thank you!

p.s. i already speak spanish and german and i know about 50% of french… :]