/lit/ - Literature

>>20811548
Nope, check pic rel. There's enough reading material here to get you to the level where you'll be able to read Caesar easily. If you read everything in this picture (CAREFULLY and do ALL the questions. IF you don't understand grammar then GOOGLE it. There's nothing wrong with learning grammar and I've never been against it), you'll know 6000+ words of Latin and you'll be able to read Latin as if you were reading your native language.

>>20791696
>Saepe dicitur his in filis ipsis
no one says that. stop it. in fact pic related is the study plan for LLPSI which is more than 1 book.

>>19305640

>>19101077
Here it is, bro

>>18943804
I don't recommend Assimil for languages with lots of declinasions.
I'm started 2 weeks ago LLPSI with the audios (to learn how to read) and A companio to Familia Romana, a book that covers the grammar points and helps you LLPSI.

I finished it a few weeks ago. It gets quite hard towards the end. I especially couldn't wrap my head around gerunds and gerundives for whatever reason, so I had to use latintutorial's youtube videos for explanations. I found the poetry at the end very hard too.

I'm currently re-reading it and then I plan to re-read it a few more times along with doing the pensa again. I've also finished Colloquia Personarum and Fabellae Latinae. Pic related is the study plan I'm following (you can find everything on libgen).

I'm following this study plan.