Darth Acheron
DruggedChicken
How is Latin a dead language? Catholics use it, and in Europe they still teach it in schools.
I knew Catholics still use it, but I didn't know it's used in Europe, that's cool. I'd always thought it was a dead language. Perhaps not?
lol I totes forgot about this topic
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but LOL I ignored the last comment on my post, that guy saying: " it's a dead language cause children don't speak it "
emotion_facepalm most ******** on this site know nothing
In Europe you can study Latin at age 12 to 18, it is only in the "hardest" branch of school though
the reason for this is that these so called "children who had an extensive education in this and that" will flush through, later in life, to become doctors or anything else that requires latin as a backup language. People who want to have a job as translators perhaps works wonders well.
And yeah well what you call a 12yo? an adult -snort-
Atleast in Belgium it is like that. But I assume since there is also Italy, Portugal, Spain & France, such a system could be legit in those countries aswell.