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May 16, 2010 08:09AM
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do you know any good ways to remember the 3rd and 4th principle parts of a verb without just reciting them 5 million times?
srry, i took latin last yearamo amare amavi amatus
I love, to love, i loved, loved
Latin is a really complicated language, but once you learn the rules, its easy to understand and there arent very many exceptions
you should, its funI might be able to teach you the basics if you want
♫❀☼☺☮ஐ ღ ♥ ☆☠♪☻↕ ♠ ♣ wrote: "Lets just drop it then shall we ?"i so agree! i don't like being confused! loti!
Jamie wrote: "Awesome"hey welcome to the group!
Esmera wrote: "Latin is a really complicated language, but once you learn the rules, its easy to understand and there arent very many exceptions"I'm trying to teach myself, so it's kinda difficult, but very fun to learn.
Esmera wrote: "you should, its funI might be able to teach you the basics if you want"
I really want to learn latin, but there isn't a latin class at my school. I got a set of latin textbooks, but its hard to learn latin from just textbooks. Do you think you could help me... atleast to learn the basics?
Esmera wrote: "do you know any good ways to remember the 3rd and 4th principle parts of a verb without just reciting them 5 million times?"What are the principle parts of a latin verb? Isn't one of them that they end in 't' if they're singular and 'nt' if they're plural?
