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The main reason for learning Latin is to be able to read the original sources in Latin. Sometimes it does not exist a translation in our language or it is not a good one or is a translation of a translation. So Latin is useful for historians, philosophers, philologists. A high level of Latin is required.

Latin is also useful for:

• students of Medicine, Zoology, Botany; a basic level is just enought
• for learning romance languages; even for English, a language that does not come from Latin, because a lot of words come from Latin
• it is a good mental exercise, learning any language it is so

Finally you can learn Latin because you find it interesting o just like it.

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New features added to this web:

• Dictionary: added transitivity of the verb (50% done)
• Vocabulary test: added chapter of Familia Romana at configuration
• Vocabulary exercise: added chapter of Familia Romana at configuration
• Exercise about verbs: added chapter of Familia Romana at configuration

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Let me introduce you the Latin Dictionary by Julián Peña:

Download Latin Dictionary DUX eskola-hiztegia

It is a Latin Dictionary for the school with translations into euskara and Spanish. It has 6,000 words. It is a PDF, it is free and you can download it and print it freely.

I hope you like it

Many thanks to Julián Peña, for the work done.

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There is a new exercise to practice the conjugation of a selection of verbs. There is a verb of each regular conjugation, deponent verbs and some irregular verbs.

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There is a new exercise about verbs. You must write in Latin the next verb forms:

• First person singular of the present indicative active
• Present active infinitive
• Perfect active infinitive
• Perfect passive participle or supine

In the exercise of vocabulary, and when you have selected verbs, only the infinitive will be requested.

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