To: SeekAndFind
I don’t suppose anyone reads Latin any more.
2 posted on
09/20/2026 1:46:33 PM PDT by
Mr. Lucky
To: Mr. Lucky
My kids and a lot of other homeschooled kids study Latin. Plus they get Latin at Mass every week.
My daughter is planning to be a Classics major.
13 posted on
09/20/2026 1:56:39 PM PDT by
Claud
To: Mr. Lucky
“I don’t suppose anyone reads Latin any more.”
I was happy to stop reading Latin in 1966, after my last Regents exam. Although I see some form of it every day in English. Hated it, but glad I took it.
37 posted on
09/20/2026 2:47:17 PM PDT by
MayflowerMadam
(In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends.)
To: Mr. Lucky
I found a video on YouTube featuring Tok Pisin. Not music to my ears at all.
49 posted on
09/20/2026 3:00:28 PM PDT by
Bigg Red
(Deus vult!)
To: Mr. Lucky
Latin is a very useful language to learn. But I’ve never thuught it was very ‘beautiul’.
64 posted on
09/20/2026 3:49:01 PM PDT by
Jamestown1630
("A Republic, if you can keep it.")
To: Mr. Lucky
73 posted on
09/20/2026 4:04:47 PM PDT by
kawhill
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To: Mr. Lucky
Polymathy is a Youtube site devoted to Latin that is run by an American professor. It includes a video in which he walks the streets of Rome asking questions of passersby in Classical Latin. No one can understand him, and some get angry, thinking this is some sort of a put-on. He finally finds someone who knows enough Latin to hold a conversation.
In another video, he walks around the Vatican speaking Liturgical Latin, the version used by the Catholic Church and in sacred vocal music. This time, he has no trouble finding folks with whom he can converse.
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