The National Archives has put online a practical tutorial in medieval/early modern Latin. They say no previous experience is required, and you can work through at your own pace. Sounds as though it could be very useful.
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2 comments on “Beginners’ Latin”
That sounds great! I know what I am going to be doing this weekend… Thanks for the tip.
That is too cool!