“Learning Latin is like weightlifting for your brain,” she says with a smile. Keeping the momentum going. Now that the You Belong in Latin videos have been published, Callier is working to spread the ...

Building upon What You Already Learned: If you studied Latin or Greek in high school, don’t take time off from them!If you wait, you’ll only forget things you already learned and fall out of practice.

Learning Latin is difficult and in the starting, it would seem overwhelming but with continuous practice, you will get it, and once you learn you’ll that it’s worth it.

Learning Latin gives students a huge advantage in studying other languages. According to the Department of the Classics at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, ...

Learning Latin has made my life so much easier; when I see a new word, there’s no need to scramble for Google, or dust off an old dictionary, et cetera, as chances are it comes straight from the ...

Letts, who started learning Latin at age 6, also says the active learning method has transformed her understanding of the language. Now, she can read any Latin text without mentally translating it.