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Latinam amo.
δακρύεις, ὦ τοῦ θάνατου τέκνον, ὦ ἠδύ τοῦ θέρους παῖ;
Linguam Latinam amas, recte.
Oh, I can hear the smell of Classical Studies.
Don't you mean "see"?
No, it's something you feel, all slimy on your hands.
Classical Studies are quite onanistic, cultural credentials wise.
Sic est via mundi.
And damn right, indeed.
Pfft. Quam supervacuus.
How???
ξεύρω ὀλίγος τῆς γλώσσης ελληνικής.
A great deal of it is wrapped up in smugness and self-praise, from an outside perspective.
It's not like the Greeks and Romans are to blame - they were smug and self-praising, but that's not contagious - simply the attitudes of much of those who study them.
I don't talk to any of the Latin students at my school about their classes, or else I'll have to stab them everywhere.
I've never seen any such attitude or any general tendency to such an attitude.
Where do you live?
10010 Ivory Tower Road, Cognitas
The United States.
Of Indonesia.
Well, I don't know then - maybe you've been lucky or you haven't noticed.
Were you in somewhere that requires you to study Classics, as I believe Italy does (based on Agr's stories), things would be different.
My first Latin instructor was a rude person, but I do not believe that has any correlation to his knowledge of Latin.
Other than him, no one comes to mind.
In Italy, I believe it depends on what academy whereat one matriculates.
I also have minimal knowledge of Koine Greek.
Habla espanol mas o menos. Soy simplemente perezoso.
I know very little of Castilian.
Castilian?
Holy sh*t, is it 1476?
Hablo espanol decentemente.
Mon francais est mauvais. Mais je l'habitude d'etre en mesure de bien parler francais.
I have always referred to the language with Castilian. In addition, it is used by a great number of people still today.
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