/lit/ - Literature

>>15193557
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>>12995327
>>12995346
Brainlet.

>>12995767
>>12995771
The right answers.

If you want to learn one language, learn Latin. If you want to learn both languages, learn Latin first.

>>12758154
As always, learn both. Study Latin first.

>>11201543
Pic related was the best advice I saw.

Pic related. Wheelocks is good but use anki or something to memorise words as well. I feel like such an emphasis is placed on learning grammar straight away it can kill your enjoyment so try find a good balance.

>>11113663
Tips on Greek and Latin. Latin is at the very bottom.

My journey was a Latin dictionary, Shelmerdine's Introduction to Latin, and a 'New Latin Grammar' by Allen and Greenough.

>>10151054
>>10151567
Pic is something I saved a year ago or so about Greek + Latin. I just lack the discipline to do something more than I have - so my skills are sorely waning.

For modern Latin, Latin Wikipedia is a start. There is also Nuntii Latini. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuntii_Latini

On reddit, there is /r/latin, which has it's own discord:
https://discordapp.com/invite/FwfVRqW

/r/latina also exists, but its pretty dead. Partly my fault. My Latin is shit. /u/DeaLatinae is one of my alt accouts. Feel free to send me a PM over reddit to continue the discussion.

I also found a Latin only IRC a long time ago.

I haven't read Tractate on Education, so I'll give 'er a read.

SVV

>>9202468
Start with Latin, then move onto Greek when you have pretty much mastered the former.