Best Latin Learning
The best Latin learning app and method! Please continue to provide content. If I could request, could you work on other languages too like Old English (Anglo-Saxon) or Koine Greek? Thank you!
HHMAA1994
Best Latin app
Legentibus is the best resource for learning Latin.
Rrc3749
Best way to learn Latin
I’ve been wanting to learn Latin for the past year or so, but just never committed to it. This app makes it so incredibly easy and understanding and doesn’t give you stuff you’re never gonna use. The only complaint I have is that I wish there was an option where you could press a word and hear the pronunciation of that word alone (ex “et Dānuvius” being a little confusing on how exactly to say “Dānuvius”). Besides that, AMAZING app
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DDa3kew
Missing a key feature, but a good adjunct
In a world where Latin media is scarce, Legentibus provides. However though a course of progressive vocabulary is set, there’s no vocabulary lists. No post lesson summary.
Though Legentibus lists the number of words. It’s gives no breakdowns. There’s no list of the infinitive of what words and their cases were used.
No charts of what cases were use is given either.
Only Latin text, embedded dictionary, and a reader speaking. I will note here no differentiation has been made of classical or ecclesiastical.
If Legentibus gave a breakdown of what vocabulary was used. Then self study would be far easier.
In an ideal world, the breakdown would have an adjunct flashcard quiz. Even if of basic meaning it would be immensely helpful for those who consistently know 80% but need help with the last 20%.
Additionally being able to mark vocabulary as known or unknown would better help students. From there, books heavy in known or unknown vocabulary could be so marked. Allowing students to determine their challenge level themselves.
Critiques aside, Legentibus is off to an excellent start and I will continue with my subscription with hopes of growth.
Though Legentibus lists the number of words. It’s gives no breakdowns. There’s no list of the infinitive of what words and their cases were used.
No charts of what cases were use is given either.
Only Latin text, embedded dictionary, and a reader speaking. I will note here no differentiation has been made of classical or ecclesiastical.
If Legentibus gave a breakdown of what vocabulary was used. Then self study would be far easier.
In an ideal world, the breakdown would have an adjunct flashcard quiz. Even if of basic meaning it would be immensely helpful for those who consistently know 80% but need help with the last 20%.
Additionally being able to mark vocabulary as known or unknown would better help students. From there, books heavy in known or unknown vocabulary could be so marked. Allowing students to determine their challenge level themselves.
Critiques aside, Legentibus is off to an excellent start and I will continue with my subscription with hopes of growth.
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SASt. Autocorrect
Godsend
Everyone download this app and subscribe now. We’re bringing back Latin.
GGBVfan
