I’ve very recently decided to self teach Latin, I began on Duolingo and have just started LLPSI. I thought with the new year I’d try and write a ‘diary’ in Latin as a way to learn and improve, plus look back on in the future and laugh at how bad I was! Any help and criticism is welcome. Thank you!3yr ⋅ crazychildruns ⋅ r/latin
Fun Fact : Spinning the Wonder Women logo 180 degrees translates it into Latin.3yr ⋅ Legonium ⋅ r/latin
Can someone please help me figure out what book I found in my grandparents’ house? Thanks1yr ⋅ Tsukikishi ⋅ r/latin
Quis proditor est? (Something I made. I know there is a lot of uncertainty about labeling colours).2yr ⋅ Legonium ⋅ r/latin
What are the ‘9’s after/above many of the words? (Medieval Latin)1yr ⋅ Beautiful_Discount56 ⋅ r/latin
Made my first Latin meme after reading chapter 1 of Commentarii de Bello Gallico4yr ⋅ CasualPteranodons ⋅ r/latin
By the grace of user u/t-clavdivs-caesar , I now own this book! He kindly funded the purchase and I am thoroughly grateful. Next goal: paying it forward2yr ⋅ BERNIEBROS2016 ⋅ r/latin
Ok, after 106 day streak on that godawful app.... I finally got my book. Is there anything in particular to do now (other than just read it)? Thanks!4mo ⋅ Beowulf-Murderface ⋅ r/latin
Just because you know Latin it doesn't mean you can just go and offer your soul to Beelzebub4yr ⋅ havao666 ⋅ r/latin
I suppose this is some hidden message in latin, but no one solved it yet. (more infos in OP comment)7mo ⋅ elcurzo ⋅ r/latin
A rare example of digamma inversum (Ⅎ); a letter introduced by the emperor Claude to represent the /w/ sound (here = AVIT)3yr ⋅ lutetiensis ⋅ r/latin
What’s going on with all of these conjugations? To be honest I’m quite scared 😭1yr ⋅ KIIT0O ⋅ r/latin
I'm a Latin teacher and I'm offering a free course (May 18-24) during which we'll be reading the first moral letter to Lucilius, in Latin. I'll be speaking in Latin most of the time, but I'll adapt my speaking to an upper beginner level: https://pages.saturalanx.eu/ttne-registration/3yr ⋅ Irene_SaturaLanx ⋅ r/latin
Hic est Juba II, filius regis Jubae I. In Africa natus est, sed cum Julio Caesare Romam ivit et discipulus optimus erat. Uxor eius erat Selene, filia Marci Antonii Cleopatraeque (!!) A Julio Caesare rex Mauretaniae (nunc Marocum) factus est. Haec statua pulcherrima nunc Rabati in museo est.2yr ⋅ DavidinFez ⋅ r/latin
Wondering what the phrase is that the skeleton is waving in this medieval Latin textbook?2yr ⋅ fallacyfallacy ⋅ r/latin
Does anyone know why this late Roman coin says VRBS ROMA instead of VRBS ROMAE? Is this just grammatically incorrect or is Roma here a subject complement with a missing linking verb?1yr ⋅ portugart ⋅ r/latin
How to keep sea monsters away from your boat. Latin text and translation in the comments.1yr ⋅ NasusSyrae ⋅ r/latin
Corvus serpentem. The crow [has caught] the snake. Said about those who bring about their own downfall. From Erasmus's Adagia. Further explanation in the comments.2yr ⋅ NasusSyrae ⋅ r/latin
What would Rome have been called if Remus had named it? According to the poet Ennius: Remora! ‘Certabant urbem Romam Remoramne vocarent : they were competing (to decide) whether they should call the city Roma or Remora.’2yr ⋅ Legonium ⋅ r/latin
Studies show that more students than ever feel like math is inaccessible and dry. One way to counteract this attitude is to present math in Latin, making it more lively and relatable.3yr ⋅ lannibal_hecter ⋅ r/latin
It's so worth it to visit second-hand bookshops from time to time, I got this one from 1754 for like €6.2yr ⋅ Csakany30 ⋅ r/latin
On this day - May the Fourth - the ancient Romans gathered in feast to commemorate the end of the Bella Stellaria (Stellar Wars) and to celebrate the fall of the Imperium. NUMEN TECUM SIT : MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU3yr ⋅ Legonium ⋅ r/latin
🐈= 🎃 meme from Fruit video in Lingua Latina Comprehensibilis series3yr ⋅ LukeAmadeusRanieri ⋅ r/latin
Please help my translate my boyfriends tattoo... he got it 15 years ago. Still no clue what it says.1yr ⋅ puggie08 ⋅ r/latin
I found this small 18th century handwritten booklet, I presume it's short biographies on Roman emperors. Was wondering what the going rate of Latin translators are, since I'm curious about the contents. sorry in advance if this is not the right sub for such questions1yr ⋅ milits999 ⋅ r/latin
Comparison of human and chicken skeletons, from Ulisse Aldrovandi, Teatro della Natura3yr ⋅ Kingshorsey ⋅ r/latin
This is pretty recent (2018) but still uses a Roman-style date (V Kal Nov). What day does it correspond to?1yr ⋅ b98765 ⋅ r/latin
Is there a reason why many Latin books use V in the headline but U in the text below? It's the same for book titles1yr ⋅ In2TheCore ⋅ r/latin
