I’m 19 years old, i live in Manhattan and I’ve taken an interest in the Latin language. My boyfriend wants to learn Latin as well. i thought it would be cool if we could learn it together. i would like to know if anyone knows a place within the 5 boroughs that we can go and learn Latin for cheap or free, or any sites i can go to, to find any programs. Thank you. =)

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the quote is Alea iacta est

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I want to learn Latin in order to have the foundations to ease the learning of the romance languages. If I learn Latin though, I would obviously want to read some great works in Latin (or at least try, lol). So, is there a distinction? I ask because im under the impression that vulgar Latin is the root of the romance languages, but that it differs from written Latin. So…I want to learn Latin: Where do I start?

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I’ve always wanted to learn latin but its so rare to find somewhere or someone who teaches it… anyone know where i can go? or hwere is the best place, book, or tapes to learn the language from? at a cheap price? lol

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Hi,
I am a high school student in Ontario (the Halton area) and I really want to learn how to speak and write either Latin or Greek (or both). My school doesn’t provide such courses. Do you know where I could learn these languages? I am looking for formal lessons, with a qualified teacher.

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“God, grant me strength to accept those things i cannot change” Is there anyone who can translate this for me into latin. Or is there a website where I can find the latin version? Thanks!

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I want to take the most prestigious one. It could be in or outside the States. Thank you.

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I like Greek and all these kind of languages; they have like great interesting legends behind them but normally i forget these things within a week or so; but still i’d like to try and learn the language by myself – cause the hols are coming and i have nothing better to do…
SO any websites?

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I am looking for the latin form of this quote from Cicero:
“A room without books is like a body without a soul.”
Please give the source of your translation. I’ve already looked it up on one of those online english to latin translators, but anyone who speaks more than one language and has used those knows there’s always room for errors. This is what I got from one of the translation sites:
“A cella vacuus libri est amo a somes vacuus a animus”
Thanks in advance!

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