Who is correct? I've read into some Latin literature, and thought it would be placed like this..1yr ⋅ OmeletHobo ⋅ r/latin
Ad stylum exercendum: Describe hanc imaginem aut de ea fabulam versusve finge.1yr ⋅ Kingshorsey ⋅ r/latin
My class is reading Ciceros first Catilinarian and I just had to make this joke3yr ⋅ Chicken-cat ⋅ r/latin
friend kept using fortasse in conversation and my non-latin speaking friends didn't understand4yr ⋅ _t_r_e_e_ ⋅ r/latin
Ecce litterarum hispanarum opus magnum, Dominus Quixotus, translatum in linguam latinam. Aliquis vestrum iam hanc translationem legit? Quid de ea opinatur?2yr ⋅ amadis_de_gaula ⋅ r/latin
i don’t know when i’m ever going to need these phrases, but i suppose they’re good words to know4yr ⋅ thespian-lesbian ⋅ r/latin
I'm a Latin teacher and I'm offering a free course (Nov. 9-15) 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/2yr ⋅ Irene_SaturaLanx ⋅ r/latin
Hello, my kids (10 and 12) learn two words a day from this book. It is great because it shows many examples of use in modern English. They love it! They are halfway through it. Two questions: is there one with examples in multiple Roman languages? Is the volume 2 good too? Thanks3yr ⋅ legohack ⋅ r/latin
Queen Elizabeth I's letter to King Eric XIV of Sweden, politely declining his offer of courtship and marriage, dated February 25th 1559. [3484x1244]3yr ⋅ SethVultur ⋅ r/latin
praying i didn’t buy some kind of nazi dogwhistle, does anyone know what this means?1yr ⋅ rockofficial7 ⋅ r/latin
I’m interested in learning Latin and bought this book. In this sub’s opinion, is this a good book to start with?1yr ⋅ Jack0Blad3s ⋅ r/latin
Please could someone help me translate this inscription I found in an abandoned bathhouse?3yr ⋅ space43cowboy ⋅ r/latin
Why does Wiktionary have so many entries for room, division in a building?1yr ⋅ greekleather ⋅ r/latin
Hello! I am trying to figure out what the text says behind Jesus. If anyone can translate, thank you.2yr ⋅ 1AncientLinenTunic ⋅ r/latin
Can someone tell me what does this mean ? I came across this in Tyre/Sour in Lebanon in the roman ruins there2yr ⋅ Xasan117 ⋅ r/latin
I bought a house , and this is in my chimney. I was wondering if someone know what it means... Thank you2yr ⋅ Mouni-alt ⋅ r/latin
Does this make sense? Would a latin speaker make a sentence like this?1yr ⋅ Acceptable_Rat_Balls ⋅ r/latin
I generated this dialogue using GPT-3. Curious if it all makes sense and is grammatically correct. The AI-generated part is in green. Thoughts?1yr ⋅ b98765 ⋅ r/latin
About to take the IB Latin V paper II exam! Bonam Fortunam to me and fuck you to Vergil5yr ⋅ baby-spice- ⋅ r/latin
I won the Canadian National High School Latin Translation contest! Legi, Scripsi, Vici! (I also got a comic in latin which is dope)5yr ⋅ reddit_user-exe ⋅ r/latin
New to Latin and been trying to self-teach myself. Dad found these for me. What do you think of this dictionary?3yr ⋅ Fondueitbro ⋅ r/latin
I finished my comic in latin whoooo :)) It's an assignment for school, took me a loooong time ':)3yr ⋅ SRidwtd04 ⋅ r/latin
What did Romans (or Greeks) call alchemists? Because Alchemy is a medieval word.1yr ⋅ _Hold_this_please_ ⋅ r/latin
I found this at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston. This word is followed by Nil Nisi Bonum. What is this word?1yr ⋅ redditnoob48 ⋅ r/latin
Does the spelling MECV instead of MECVM reflect the phonetic level of the 4th century, or did the artisan run out of space?2yr ⋅ LuisTrinker ⋅ r/latin
Can anyone help me to decipher this? I can’t make heads or tails of it.1yr ⋅ No_Conflict7074 ⋅ r/latin
Found on a church on Gozo, can anyone translate? I can make out some of it, but I can’t make sense of it and can’t find what the S means. Thanks in advance.1yr ⋅ Tilen05 ⋅ r/latin
Pontifex’s tweet of the day in support of the Burmese people - please translate3yr ⋅ isolde100 ⋅ r/latin
What is this kind of combined c + t called? Are there any historical reasons behind why it is written like that? Why doesn't it happen between c and all consonants?2yr ⋅ Sylvarias ⋅ r/latin
This is said to be the handwriting of St. Thomas Aquinas himself. Can someone please tell me what are the contents about?3yr ⋅ Duren114 ⋅ r/latin
Today I learned my german friend only says Romani ite Domum because he's seen Life of Brian.4yr ⋅ DredgenLore ⋅ r/latin
New to latin, have been studying it for school since 2 years. Could anyone tell me what this title means with ‘urbinatis’?2yr ⋅ CookieArtzz ⋅ r/latin
Does anyone understand? I am particularly confused about what the yellow texts are supposed to indicate1yr ⋅ colourlessearl ⋅ r/latin
A boss fight against Caesar, at the end of the game, using only words as a weapon, should it look like this?2yr ⋅ Caton_l_Aubergiste ⋅ r/latin
HistoryToday.com's paywall message isn't much of an incentive for us to subscribe4yr ⋅ nrith ⋅ r/latin
What is the Latin on the Rua Augusta Arch in Lisbon? In my online research I've seen VIRTVTIBVS MAIORVM translated to be To the Greatest Virtues which seems correct to my uneducated eye, but I'd also love to know what the bottom portion says.1yr ⋅ Theolaa ⋅ r/latin
Anyone else heard of this or tried it? I imagine it's not a very good course.4yr ⋅ lazarusinashes ⋅ r/latin
This graphic shows a list of courses on Duolingo. How is Latin (which influenced French, Spanish and others) shorter than the made up languages of High Valyrian (Game of Thrones) and Klingon (Star Trek)????2yr ⋅ DavidKirlewMorris ⋅ r/latin
Anyone proficient enough in Latin willing to tell me what this says?? Many thanks!2yr ⋅ bud78234 ⋅ r/latin
Hey guys, I was just wondering if anyone knows why so many Latin books have V in the big, bold headline but then switch to U in the actual text below. This seems to be the case with book titles too. Any ideas why this is?1yr ⋅ RukaRe28580 ⋅ r/latin
This week is the 25th anniversary of Wannabe. To celebrate, the Spice Girls in Latin.3yr ⋅ Legonium ⋅ r/latin
I can’t find a satisfying translation for the title of my Latin version of How the Grinch Stole Christmas. Online translations exclude “invidiosulus” altogether. Is there a better word for “stole”than “abrogaverit”? Can any of you Latin nerds help me?2yr ⋅ IAmRotagilla ⋅ r/latin
Curious what you guys think “I’m pretty sure the USS Green Bay has a typo on their big banner when you board the ship. ‘Invictius’ should be ‘invictus’.”2yr ⋅ TwoNsAndNoY ⋅ r/latin
i have my latin exam tomorrow! can someone let me know if these translations are right1yr ⋅ livayette ⋅ r/latin
