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Jamberry77
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Posted: Dec 03 2009 at 9:16am \| IP Logged

Back in high school we had 501 Spanish Verbs book of conjugated verbs. Are any books like that available for Latin?

I'd love one big book that has the most common nouns and verbs, declined and conjugated all the different ways.

We are on Ch. 15 or so of Latina Christiana II and some parts are unclear to me, and I'd like more infomation.

On a side note, we just watched a video on YouTube featuring a Harvard student giving a commencement address about Star Wars and Harvard - all in Latin, with no notes - eight minutes of speaking in Latin, all memorized. Whoa. His name was Charles Joseph McNamara.

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