Why Teach Latin in Your Homeschool? [Part I] | The Homeschool Journal | [Ep. 006: Tanya Charlton]

[@nancyroberts8749]

Can you fix the closed captions? The video is good but the captions are so garbled that they are unusable.

[@epicureandisipline820]

I’m flying through Latin cause I speak Spanish and took Greek as a kid on my own xD

[@soberanobrasil9370]

Great interview!

[@am-yd5cp]

any recommended book to learn latin for children and adult?

[@memoriapress]

Hey there! First Form Latin is great for children and adults to learn at the same time. check it out here -> www.memoriapress.com/curriculum/latin/first-form-latin-student-text-second-edition/

[@austinfurgason3634]

I’m a part of Easter Orthodox Church. English speaking, and really interested in your course. I know your obviously biased, but could Latin help in anyway with understanding Greek or these slavic or Eastern European languages?

[@myrkat]

Latin would help AMAZINGLY well for Romanian (which, I believe is the closest "living" language to Latin); however, for Greek or Slavonic languages... not so much.

[@austinfurgason3634]

@@myrkat thanks I agree, we are buying this curriculum:)

[@Aditya-te7oo]

Liked the video but where's the part 2 ?

[@memoriapress]

Hey Aditya, You can check out Part 2 here! > kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIWoiqp8qpmhacU

[@Aditya-te7oo]

@@memoriapress Thanks.

[@michaelharrington6698]

This would be a great link in the description

[@RayeLynn-j8c]

What about children with dyslexia and poor working memory and language skills?

[@epicureandisipline820]

Latin est imortalis