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1. Lingua latina per se illustrata answers slide pdf#
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I am aware of those and I personally din't like them very much. What are the other potential changes you were thinking about? I really enjoyed Ørberg's recordings of Familia Romana and I think having more quality audio available would be very beneficial.

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One thing I would like to see added, not changed, is professional audio recordings of the auxiliary volumes (Sermones Romani, Colloquia Personarum, etc.).

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You can get it either as a booklet, for example on Amazon, or you can look for a PDF version online.

However, for those who want to clarify the meaning of a certain word, there is a Latin-English vocabulary list available. The fact that it is completely monolingual is actually one of the things I love about LLPSI, so I definitely would not change that. I am a fan of the LLPSI series, too, and I agree creating similar books for other languages is a very good idea! Are you aware of the books "English by the Nature Method", "Le Français par la Méthode Nature", and "L'Italiano secondo il Metodo Natura"? These books use pretty much the same approach as Lingua Latina. I found a couple of things like that that I'm going to test out and I was wondering what else you could think of. But keeping the structure the same so, ideally, you could go through without looking at the English, but just as a help. I know it may go against the concept of a monolingual language book but I, personally, found a lot of Lingua Latina' context to be too vague to figure out, and I would just end up googling it (Which google translate doesn't work very well with Latin). So my question for all of you is (who have read Lingua Latin, or similar books like Athenaze), if you had to rewrite Lingua Latina how would you improve it? I have already come up with a couple tweaks, for example, to still keep the structure the same so you can still figure everything out by context but I will have a number at the corner on every new word with a corresponding English word at the bottom of the page.

With that in mind, I actually already know German and would greatly enjoy trying to spread the wonderful system of Lingua Latina to other languages as well as my amateur self can attempt. Now looking at any other language material I have become so spoiled by being able to just read and enjoy that I usually don't finish. I discovered the Lingua Latina per se illustrata books a couple of months ago and I immediately became in love with them.