opinions of lingua latina per se illustrata

Went through these myself and loved them. Can’t stop reading? Well then ‒ you will have to learn Norwegian! Finnishįinnish for foreigners 1 & 2 (Amazon link) Norwegianĭescription from Amazon: “The Mystery of Nils” is a coherent story, which starts very simply, but develops into a fascinating novel. That said, I haven’t found any other book that gets you reading Icelandic right from the start so this will have to do. The gripe I have about this one is that the texts are not based on contextual induction but rather just plain old vocabulary definitions in English. IcelandicĪ Course In Modern Icelandic (you can find a copy on google, don’t think it’s available anywhere else) The Italian edition of Athenaze is a lot closer to the nature method than the english one. I simply picked the ones I prefer (or ones that I did read).īooks in (very) mildly the same vein for other languagesĪthenaze: Introduzione Al Greco Antico (Amazon link) Poco a poco an elementary direct method for learning Spanish (on ) GermanĮrstes Deutsches Buch, nach der Natürlichen Methode (direct download link)ĭeutsche Für Ausländer series (on )Īn alternate book list can be found here. The stories have me in stitches several times. Lingua Latina Per Se Illustrata (Amazon link because it’s not in public domain)

Le Français par la « méthode nature » (direct download link) Latin The book I used to learn Italian years ago. L’Italiano secondo il metodo natura (direct download link) Others are either published in the prehistoric age too and hard to find, or mediocre implementations at best. The best ones are published by a long-gone publisher called The Nature Method Institute before my parents were even born. Unfortunately, books using this method are rare. Here is a picture of the first page in the first chapter of Lingua Latina Per Se Illustrata: Fellow readers of Lingua Latina know just how effortless and “not like studying” learning with these books is. I have personally learnt Italian and Latin this way and it was such a delight that I’m always on the lookout for more books using this method. It is in my opinion the fastest and the most fun way to learn a language. In short, an interesting pedagogy that takes you from having little knowledge of the target language to a certain reading fluency by exposing all new vocabulary either through context, simple pictures or explanations (written in the target language) in the page margin.

Books in (very) mildly the same vein for other languages.

Two book lists and the Ilya Frank method.

All “nature method” language learning books like Lingua Latina Per Se Illustrata

Opinions of lingua latina per se illustrata