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A lot of ground to cover when it comes to Spanish grammar, so I appreciate the conciseness of the grammar and vocab sections.Gritty SpanishBest for: Beginners and intermediate learnersThis language learning resource is far from anything you’ve encountered before. Or that’s what it was like at least for me.The one thing you’ll quickly learn about Latin Americans is that they’re very passionate. Thus, there’s an intensity when they express their emotions. If you want to learn how to argue, swear and deal with daily struggles like a true Latin American, then Gritty Spanish has got you covered.What’s fantastic about this program is how truly realistic the situations are, from the conversational flow to the background noises that really immerse you into each scenario.The content really helps you speak and relate to Latin American communities on an entirely new and spunky level, which you definitely need if you want to communicate with locals as authentically as possible.There are four audio packs and an additional pack which is just a censored version of the original. You also get a free e-Book when you sign up. Read our full review of Gritty Spanish here. “Colloquial Spanish of Latin America”Best for: BeginnersAs much as I enjoy having access to online resources, I still like having some sort of textbook on hand to work on my reading and writing skills.I also like mixing up my learning materials so I can listen to and see complex grammar structures in different forms.It’s true that spoken Spanish can vary greatly from written Spanish, but “Colloquial Spanish of Latin America” features real conversations, clear explanations, supportive exercises, culture points and a focus on Latin American pronunciation to get you to learn the language the way it’s actually spoken daily.This book has been used both in classrooms and for independent

The Latin English Dictionary (Anglicus Latine Dictionary) is a high quality and user-friendly dictionary available on phone and tablet. And it is FREE! It will bring you an excellent and delightful learning experience! Dictionary Features: ♦ User-friendly design ♦ Search by English or Latin ♦ Quick Search technology ♦ Large database for words and phrase ♦ Authentic English/Latin pronunciation ♦ Offline search ♦ Copy search result ♦ Favorite function for storing words ♦ History function for recalling search records♦ Share result via Facebook, Twitter, Whatsapp, Line, etc…In the dictionary, you can search and translate in two direction, i.e. English to Latin or Latin to English. More than translation, you can learn to speak the phrases or vocabulary in both languages of correct grammar. This app is the best for languages leaner, beginners and kids, Bring the app with you when you are having lessons or courses.This translator provides authentic pronunciation of the translation. You can hear the voices and audios in the dict. Thus talk and say phrases and vocabulary in different lingo. The search function work perfectly offline without internet connection. This language enabler/ converter is definitely what you need in travel, business and study in Latin!

Verb scio in all three persons, both numbers, all three tenses, both voices, and all three moods. If you go to all the trouble of learning the whole Latin language when really all you wanted was to improve you vocabulary, you may just be putting in too much effort.Once again, it is also worth noting that a substantial percentage of English words also come from Ancient Greek. Nonetheless, for some reason, there are very few Ancient Greek apologists out there advocating that everyone should learn Ancient Greek to help them understand English vocabulary.ABOVE: Chart from Wikimedia Commons showing the approximate percentages of English words derived from various languages. As you can see, a large chunk of our words come from Latin. Learning the entire Latin language, though, may not be the most efficient way of learning to understand those words. If you just want to improve your vocabulary, you may be better off just learning Greek and Latin roots.Bad Reason #3: Latin helps you understand English grammar.This reason is often closely tied to reason #2. It is certainly true that learning Latin can help students learn to speak better English, because learning Latin helps you learn to think about grammar, inflection, and syntax in ways you do not normally think about when you are speaking your own native tongue.The problem here is that Latin grammar does not correspond exactly to English grammar. In fact, many of the most absurd and annoying grammar rules in English are ones that were imposed on English by Latinists for no good reason during the Early Modern Period (lasted c. 1500 – c. 1750) just because those rules existed in Latin. For instance, the stupid rule about not splitting infinitives, the stupid rule about not ending sentences with prepositions, and the stupid rule about not using “they” as singular were all made up by Latinists to make English grammar more like Latin.Indeed, not only does Latin grammar not always line up with English grammar, but the whole style of writing that is most commonly used by Latin prose authors has fallen almost completely out of fashion in contemporary English. There was once a time when it was fashionable for English writers to write in heavily Latinate prose, but nowadays people expect the authors they read to sound more like Ernest Hemingway (lived 1899 – 1961) than Edward Gibbon (lived 1737 – 1794).In other words, Latin can help you understand English better, but English is its own language with its own rules and there is not always a direct correspondence between English and Latin. If you do not really care about the Latin language and you just want to improve your English, you are probably better