Is Latin the most /x/ language?

Memento Mori

Semper Fudge

Labor omnia vincit.

>>19189820
Obviously

memoriae damnatio
what a comforting concept.

Stellus Aeques Durando

>>19189922
You think liberals are gonna try that on Trump

>>19189943
No idea. I don't watch that show. I heard he's either going to do good or bad though. That's some inside information for you right there. Keep on watching.

>>19189943
Nah if anything they'll paint him as Hitler and use it to push an agenda.

>>19189820
Just the thread I was looking for.

I've been wanting to learn the Latin language for some time now. I am somewhat familiar with it as I look it for two years in high school. Any recommended books? And any /x/ related things that concerns Latin?

How many languages does /x/ speak?

>>19189982
Enough.

>>19189973
Google basic Latin lessons and follow those. For practice read Vikcipaedia as well as you can. As an English speaker you already know more Latin than you think.

>>19189982
Just English. I tried learning a couple awhile back but pronunciations just aren't my thing if they aren't in english

>>19189983
anonmus pls

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>>19189973
I have the Complete Latin book by Gavin Betts. All exercises use phrases from Virgil, Caeser, Cicero. Very good. I also like to listen to medieval chant and look up the translations.

>>19189973
Latin Via Ovid is a nice textbook. Google probably has some Cambridge courses somewhere.

Once your effiecent enough you can check out the vulgate bible and try it out.

>>19189982
English, japanese, latin