Latin for younger children – beginners

240,00 

As part of the Latin language course, students learn the basics of the Latin language in a playful and relaxed way, and at the same time learn about the art and culture of the people of one of the greatest civilisations of the ancient world.

Šifra izdelka: Skupina Lat1ml
Age group: 7–10 years
Pedagog/inja: Živa Kham Omahen
Dan: By agreement
Ura: Po dogovoru
Difficulty level: Beginners
Trajanje (ped. ur): 30

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Latin for younger children – beginners

There are numerous advantages to knowing Latin, which extend into various areas of life, from personal development to professional growth, which is why we recommend enrolling your children in our Latin for younger children – beginners course. As the language of ancient Rome, Latin is the foundation stone of Europe’s cultural and linguistic heritage. Many modern languages, in particular the Romance languages, derive directly from Latin. Knowing Latin makes it easier to learn Spanish, French, Italian and other languages. Not only that, but Latin has also strongly influenced English, which means that someone who understands the Latin roots is more easily able to master complex words and improve their vocabulary.

Learning Latin stimulates logical thinking and analytical abilities. Complex grammatical structures such as declensions and conjugations require accuracy and focus, which consequently strengthens cognitive abilities. This knowledge is particularly useful for problem-solving and the development of abstract thinking. Latin is also indispensable for the study of science, medicine and law, since the key expressions in these disciplines are for the most part of predominantly Latin origin. Understanding Latin enables better understanding of technical terminology, which is particularly important for specialists in these fields.

Latin has profound cultural and historical value

In addition to its practical usefulness, Latin has profound cultural and historical value. Knowledge of Latin opens the doors to works of antiquity that shaped the foundations of European civilisation. Reading the works of authors such as Cicero, Virgil and Ovid in the original is not merely an intellectual challenge, it is a ticket into the world of ancient ideas and art. Latin connects us with our historical and cultural roots while at the same time offering us an insight into a past that still has echoes in our modern world.

Studying Latin is no mere academic exercise, it is a path to personal enrichment. It strengthens the memory, improves concentration and facilitates better understanding of the structure of languages in general. Although it is no longer a spoken language, Latin remains a symbol of erudition and breadth of horizons. In our modern society, where precision of expression is increasingly highly prized, knowledge of Latin is an advantage because it indicates deep understanding of language and culture. Latin, then, is not just a language of the past but a key that opens the door to better understanding of the world and of us ourselves.

The courses are designed for different ages and levels, from complete beginners to learners with prior knowledge. The content of each course is adapted to the goals and wishes of the participants. Course participants take part in various exhibitions, projects, festivals and a final event.