skiman305

I'm definitely interested in entering this drawing.

You know, I was actually thinking about writing up some basic Latin lessons to post on this very site. I took a quick look through the link AofS posted, and I think whoever did that made things more complicated than they have to be. Would anyone be interested in such a thing?

Ah, very cool, thanks so much. With all this mixing and matching of random letters into names, I bet you'd be killer at Boggle.

In mea collegia ego et aliis temptant creare dispositionem simul hanc paginam non in verbo in paginam sed cum voce. Meliorem facet meam Latinam et aedificat amorem libris verbis.

I'm not well-versed in English->Latin translation, but I'll have a go: vive libere obique recte I assumed the sense of free was "freely," and that by "well" you meant "in a correct manner," rather than "in a pleasant way." Hope that's what you were going for.

Got the PM, thanks for being so welcoming. Let's see what you can do with these: First and last only: wkahlsrptaci First, middle and last: whialimcekrtplshaca Thanks in advance ~skiman P.S.: I am of the male persuasion

Hello all, I know I came to the right place to shore up on my Roman history knowledge when I saw the newest member thinks Latin as a second language should be mandatory. If that's any indication, I'm sure I'll like this place a lot. I'm currently an undergrad classics major, so I hope this will become a good resource for me in the future. A couple of years I think and I'll be good enough to start contributing.