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Whatever Happened to Weekly Latin? – A Shift in Focus
Last year, there was a very short-lived series called Weekly Latin, shared both on my website and on Patreon. It was supposed to be a narration of my Latin journey. I was asked by other Latinists because they were interested in my learning process. As we were nearing...
Weekly Latin #3 – Forcellini, Updated Recipe
Many things are brewing Latin-wise, which also means there isn't a lot I can share right now. So for this week's article, I thought I'd share something that has been growing more and more useful to me, since the point of these articles are to provide some sort of...
Weekly Latin #2 – University, Cake Recipe, Roman Ruins
The professor gave me a Phaedrus poem and asked me whether I understood it. I replied yes, save for these four words. If you gave me a dictionary, I would be able to fully give back the meaning. I am the dictionary, he replied. Having asked the four unknown words, I...
How to Cook Palacsintatorta, The Best Cake There Is, but in Latin
Since it is my birthday today, I just thought I'd share with you all the recipe of my birthday cake, but in Latin. Enjoy. Quōmodo palacsintatorta Alcōris factum est? Haec est fōrmula quā palacsintatorta coquerī potest. Quid est palacsintatorta? Est genus cibōrum...
Today is My Birthday. Here’s a Cake Recipe, but in Latin
Really nothing to add besides the recipe of the most amazing cake in the world now available, immortalised by the undying language of our civilisation. Enjoy.
András Alkor
My name is András Alkor, I’m a Hungarian author, an English teacher, and a Latin enthusiast. You stumbled upon my personal site, which is a mess right now, nevertheless you will find some interesting suff, including links to all the platforms I’m active on, and my email list.
De herbis!
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