In this episode, we discuss some of the different aspects and challenges specific to translating languages like Latin and Greek.Feedback? Episodes you would like to see in the future? Email us! Kirsten can be found at: <a href="mailto:kirstenjaqua@gmail.com">kirstenjaqua@gmail.com</a>Anne can be found at: <a href="mailto:musieoneducation@gmail.com">musieoneducation@gmail.com</a>

In this episode, we discuss some of the different aspects and challenges specific to translating languages like Latin and Greek. Feedback? Episodes you would like to see in the future? Email us! Kirsten can be found at: kirstenjaqua@gmail.com Anne can be found at: musieoneducation@gmail.com

In this episode, we discuss some of the different aspects and challenges specific to translating languages like Latin and Greek.Feedback? Episodes you would like to see in the future? Email us! Kirsten can be found at: <a href="mailto:kirstenjaqua@gmail.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">kirstenjaqua@gmail.com</a>Anne can be found at: <a href="mailto:musieoneducation@gmail.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">musieoneducation@gmail.com</a>

The Art and Practice of Translating Ancient Languages

Dr. Kirsten Jaqua and PhD candidate Anne Phillips, share a passion for teaching Latin and Greek at all levels. This collaborative podcast aims to making learning and teaching ancient languages accessible and fun for all, whether you are a teacher, a parent or a casual learner. In this podcast we explore language-learning approaches and strategies, we review and discuss curricula and resources, and bring in our combined experience to help YOU be the best teacher or learner you can be.

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