Anyone here learning Latin? Subjunctive passive is raping my brain.

>>2355158
I did it in first year but failed because I discovered vagoo and spent more time with that than books. Basically you just need autistic resolve. Do you use Oxford issue textbooks? They walk you through things gently

>>2355222
We use Wiley's Real Latin. It's not gentle at all. It's very concise and nearly everything MUST be memorised. Also the translation exercises it gives you are insanely difficult.

>>2355158
What do you find difficult about it?

Would being fluent in both english and make latin easier to learn?

>>2355436
I find it difficult to recognise regular verb forms. Subjunctives make my head spin.

>>2355497
English and what?

>>2355541
French

>>2355575
Yeah it would make it very easy I'd say. If you know English and a Romance language you're set.

>>2355158
I studied latin for 5 years at high school. I can't even think an english phrase in which i use a subjunctive passive verb. In italian isn't common but you can easily make examples. How does your textbook explain it?

>Subjunctive passive

So I've never studied Latin but I assume its something like this Spanish phrase

>que el libro sea vendido

>>2355608
It's not the idea that I'm finding difficult, but rather the application. I'm really really bad and recognising verbs. Having these verbs that differ by only a single letter is really confusing for me.

>>2355627
I am no hablo espanol amigo

Yeah. It's less fun than it sounds.