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Lingua Latina: Part I: Familia Romana (Latin Edition) by Hans H. Orberg

Lingua Latina: Part I: Familia Romana (Latin Edition) Hans H. Orberg ebook
Page: 335
Publisher: Focus Publishing R. Pullins Co.
ISBN: 8799701650, 9788799701650
Format: djvu

Lingua Latina per se Illustrata: Latine Disco, Student's Manual Latine Disco, Student's Manual: Familia Romana (Lingua Latina. We're I've read several reviews which indicate the step from Familia Romana to Roma Aeterna to be quite substantial. There is also Lingua Latina per se illustrata: Familia Romana by Hans Orberg (Latin only, no English). Join the forum for the one you It takes a lot of hard work and persistence, but the best part is the payoff, after all the work, when you're reading Latin at 100 wpm and it doesn't even faze you that you understood everything. I'm doing these books with my daughter who wants to learn Latin. As for Lingua Latina, I shy away from immersion-style, though if the reading were coupled with a grammar course, that might be interesting. I was able to work through the first 5 chapters with considerable difficulty, but then I decided that it was getting too hard so I got Caesar's De Bello Gallico bilingual edition from Loeb Classical library. Same book as Latin-English Vocab I,. It is designed to be used If you are comfortable with 19th/early 20th Century English usage or need a free edition, use D'Ooge. I don't know anything about Lively Latin.