<p>well i dont exactly SPEAK it very well
but i can read it and write it </p>
<p>mia nomo ek daniella>>>> see</p>
<p>Pyrrhus, what level of latin are you in and what school do you go to?</p>
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<p>enco, i still dont believe you love princeton.</p>
<p>Enco, what is your Classics background?</p>
<p>idk exactly what level i would be in, i've been taking latin for 5 years, did AP Horace/Catullus last year, doing AP Vergil this year.</p>
<p>Also, my Latin teacher wrote the book we use, and many colleges turned it down as "being too difficult" (I believe Princeton was one of them, but don't hold me to it) We started using the book in 8th grade.</p>
<p>Which means that in your FIRST year of Latin, you used a book that was too difficult for college students?</p>
<p>Py, Princeton has a very rigorous Classics program. It is very tough.
(5 years AP Latin; 3 years Greek)</p>
<p>yep, well we didnt do all of the book, it took 2.5 yrs to finish the book.</p>
<p>dude, I am seriously impressed</p>
<p>I hope the vernacular in the above statement reflected my state... can u guess?</p>
<p>I apologize sempitern, online posting can only go so far, and I'm afraid your vernacular (or maybe my interpretation of it) falls a bit short for me to truly know your tone.</p>
<p>If you are being sincere, and are generally impressed, my school's latin curriculum requires we use her book, so it's no personal accomplishment on my part.</p>
<p>If you're being sarcastic, pedicabo ego vos et irrumabo. Feel free to bring in enco to help you out with a translaiton. I was simply clarifiying for burbs, and answering enco's question. There was really no reason for you to get involved.</p>
<p>no I'm not being sarcastic </p>
<p>I was just trying to reflect my californianess by using the word dude</p>
<p>your knowledge of latin is impressive</p>
<p>ahhhh yes, californians. Can i take a stab in the dark that you're wearing or did wear sandals today?</p>
<p>hahaha...</p>
<p>you're weird</p>
<p>(Translation involves anal sex) </p>
<p>been reading too much catullus!</p>
<p>i havent really read any Catullus since last year, but that was one of my fav poems.</p>
<p>I wish I could have taken both AP Latins and started in 8th grade...:( </p>
<p>heu...I started in 10th grade.</p>
<p>But my latin program is pretty good, we've already been readings poems that are on the AP exams --catullus, horace, ovid, vergil, cicero, livy, pliny</p>
<p>Insani estis. No one wants to decipher the boards! j/k. I'm sure when we all get into Pton we'll have several Latin conversations...</p>
<p>-H2O-</p>
<p>I did wear sandals!.. and yes as much as I am impressed by the latin skills apparent here, I suggest we continue in a corrupted pidgin language with germanic/viking/latin/ norman roots otherwise known as modern english</p>
<p>btw... heres an interesting recitation we had to memorize in my hs class</p>
<p>Whan that April with his shoures sote.... can anyone guess what it is?</p>
<p>Here's my tentative Princeton schedule:</p>
<p>Semester One</p>
<p>CLA 216 Archaic and Classical Greece (HA)
CLG 101 Beginners Greek
LAT 105 Catullus and His Age
SPA 307 Advanced Spanish Language and Stylistics (LA)
CLA 205 Introduction to Ancient Philosophy (EC)</p>
<p>Semester Two</p>
<p>ANT 232 Law and Love: An Anthropology of Social Forces (SA)
CLG 102 Attic Prose
LAT 108 The Origins of Rome: Livy and Vergil
SPA 221 Introduction to Spanish Literature and Civilization (LA)
WRI 150 The Politics of the American Dream (W)</p>
<p>Semester Three</p>
<p>CLG 105 Socrates
PHI 319 Normative Ethics (EM)
LAT 334 Vergils Eclogues and Georgics (LA)
PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology (ST)
AST 207 A Guided Tour of the Solar System (QR)</p>
<p>Semester Four</p>
<p>CLG 108 Homer
LAT 203 Augustan Literature (LA)
EEB 212 Introduction to Evolution and Ecology (ST)
ENG 349 The Lyric (LA)
SOC 210 Urban Sociology: the City and Social Change (SA)</p>
<p>Semester Five</p>
<p>CLG 213 Tragic Drama (LA)
GER 101 Beginners German
CLA 325 Roman Law (HA)
ART 101 Introduction to the History of Art (LA)
SPA 224 Hispanic Literatures: Approaches to Literary Texts (LA)</p>
<p>Semester Six</p>
<p>CLG 304 Greek Historians (HA)
ECO 100 Introduction to Microeconomics (SA)
LAT 332 Roman Drama (LA)
GER 102 Beginners German II</p>
<p>Semester Seven</p>
<p>GER 105 Intermediate German
ENG 310 Shakespeare I (LA)
NES 236 Introduction to Islam (SA)
CLG 310 Greek Literature (LA)</p>
<p>Semester Eight</p>
<p>GER 107 Advanced German
HUM 206 Masterworks of European Literature (LA)
Senior Thesis</p>
<p>wow...i feel quite underprepared for college now.</p>