/lit/ - Literature

Specifically for the exercitationes section of each chapter. If I google it I mostly get flashcards from quizlet that are often incomplete and (especially in the later chapters) obviously incorrect and amateur.

>>19419778
I suggest you buy Wheelock's Latin. That's how I learned Latin. And it's actually one of the easiest language books I've read. I hate to meme genki, but it's as easy as genki.

Just finished this. Now what?

Now that I've finished Wheelock, what should I read?

Anyone on here been able to teach themselves Latin to a decent standard? Also, is pic related a good resource?

Made it to chapter 2 of this bad boy. Was I supposed to know all these grammatical terms before I read this? I'm American so nobody ever told me what a preposition was.

Anyone know of any good Latin study boards or discords?

nuntia noxia dare semper latina exercere volo, sed nullo cum exercere habeo.

autem quidque vos foeda stultaque estis. hoc dixi ut cognoscatis.

>>16616501
>>16616532
I'm in third semester Latin in my uni and we use Wheelock. Wheelock mainly focuses on grammar and vocabulary and has quite an extensive amount of watered down classical material to translate every chapter (the texts become more authentic the further you get).
I am in the final chapters of the book now and I started knowing nothing August 2019. It has been quite a lot of work but I have really enjoyed the pay off. Not only is it fun to do the sententiae antiquae translations but you will learn A LOT about how a langauge works; cases, parts of speech, and plenty more advanced constructions later on.
Go for it Anon.