<p>How plausible is AP Latin self-study over the next two years? I already know French and Spanish. Would Wheelock's Latin be enough for grammar, and then just read the lines from Aeneid and Metamorphoses?</p>
<p>I'm also thinking of doing the same with German if this doesn't work out. There don't seem to be any good prep books for the languages!</p>
<p>Thanks a lot!</p>
<p>i do not reccomend taking a language course ap at all not because of the work, but because it is EXTREMELY difficult to study without a teacher of that language....instead.....take another ap like ap psychology which one can study by his/her self and do well in it.</p>
<p>^^ I disagree.</p>
<p>You can study it independently, but use the internet a lot: it has a lot of great resources, and you can use forums for questions and such. It's doable if you really like language. I wouldn't recommend it if you aren't passionate about it.</p>
<p>I really am passionate about languages.</p>
<p>Anyone know some good links for German, Latin AP?</p>
<p>Ap lAtin virgil is too hArd to self study for , i know 'm in it And gEtting An EAsy A ...but to do it by sElf studying is impossible becAuse too mAny linEs 2320 + with no hElp it will bE impossible to figure it All out ......</p>
<p>I recommend only doing German, based on the same reasons mentioned in the above post. Self-studying two AP languages is too much at one time.</p>
<p>I learned German over 1 summer enough to take the AP test, but decided to take the AP class anyway. It was really boring, and i think i lost some of what i knew. Anyway, I ended up getting a 5. But I think i have a good aptitude for languages, and especially grammar. German is a lot easier grammatically than other languages I have learned like Latin and Greek.</p>
<p>fhqwgads2005, would you please tell me what materials you used for self-studying German? I'd really appreciate it cuz I have no clue what book to use. Thanks!</p>