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Old 07-15-2011, 09:42 AM   #1
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Learning latin recommendations
Of late I have really started to notice the influence Latin has had upon the English language, but more so the phrases that are used throughout my economics and law text books (which I have to google to get an understanding of).

Given I have finished my university studies I thought I would start to allocate my evenings to 'me' time instead of 'uni study' time, and thought I would spend a portion of that time and try and get a grasp on understanding a little Latin.

Does anyone have any recommendations for good resources for learning Latin? I would prefer ebook format so I can carry it with me (compared to purely online as I'm not always connected)???
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