In ancient Rome, people celebrated the coming of a new year with joy. I will teach you how to wish your loved ones a happy new year in Latin – just like an ancient Roman would have done! The standard way to say “Happy New Year” in Latin is annum novum faustum felicem. This exact…
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What is classical literature? How is it different from classic literature? This post explains everything (with lots of examples) and gives you some awesome titles to add to your reading list.
Do you want to send Christmas greetings in Latin, but you aren’t sure what the proper Latin translation is? Here is your ultimate guide to wishing your loved ones a merry Christmas in Latin!
Latin abbreviations are everywhere in today’s world. This post covers all of the crucial abbreviations that you need to know to understand modern English!
Learn how to wish your loved ones happy birthday in Latin and discover how the ancient Romans celebrated their birthdays!
Our modern months come straight from ancient Rome. In this post we will cover the names of the months in Latin, as well as the meanings and associations behind each month.
Latin may be a “dead” language, but Latin phrases are still used all the time in modern English. How many of these common expressions do you know?
Trying to decide whether or not Latin is for you? Here are 9 reasons why you should learn Latin!
How does this sound: a pop song featuring the Greek god of death? Cool, right? Read all about J. Maya’s “Thanatos (End of Us)” and its mythological background.
