Where can I find some good material to study Latin?
Especially dictionaries that have the declinations of the words and what they mean...
Search from various English teachers...
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I can recommend this website;
http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/
But for Latin you should mostly improve your vocabulary. I'm curious, why would you like to learn Latin?^^
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http://www.latin-dictionary.net/grammar
I can send you some books in pdf format if you want. The books are in english. Send me your mail and ask for any further help if you need one. I have been teaching latin for 8 years and have a lot of experience in how to explain what usually is problem with latin language.
Best!
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Thank you all!!! I will be sure to check all of these!
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Whitaker's Words is also a great site for dictionary purposes. You can type the word in any declined form and it will tell you what case, number, gender, conjugation, tense, etc. it is in.
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If you can, buy a copy of Wheelock's Latin with its accompanying workbook and maybe the reader. You can also buy a great series called "Lingua Latina per se illustrata" (The Latin language made clear through itself) that teaches you lots of useful vocab and advances your reading skills.
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