How to Look Up Adjectives in a Latin Dictionary
Latin adjectives, like nouns, are declined using their respective declension. An adjective must agree with the noun in gender, number, and case, but …
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Tips for Learning & Translating Latin
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How to Look Up Latin Verbs in a Dictionary
As Latin is an inflected language, Latin verbs give the beginning student trouble in forming all the possible combinations of verb usage. The Latin …
Continue ReadingHow to Look up Nouns in a Latin Dictionary
Unlike English, gender plays an important role in proper Latin grammar. Memorizing the gender of nouns from the beginning can save much time needed to …
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Using Principal Parts to Conjugate Latin Verbs
Unlike English verbs with three principal parts, Latin has four principal parts. These principal parts must be memorized to properly conjugate the …
Continue ReadingLearn the Five Basic Cases of Latin Declensions
As an inflected language, Latin words change to reflect their use. The five basic cases found in Latin declensions have subtle but important …
Continue ReadingHow to Speak and Pronounce Latin Words Correctly
Latin may be dead but the language is alive and well in classrooms around the world. Speaking Latin is a rare skill; most Latin instruction …
Continue ReadingFive Characteristics of Latin Verbs
Verbs are the action words of sentences and form the basis for understanding the relationships that exist among other words in a sentence. …
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