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Explaining Latin Adjectives and the Present Active Participle Using Hungarian Logic
Recently, we came across a difficult bit in a Latin text with the word permittēns standing in a weird place in the sentence. While the true source of a problem wasn't a misunderstanding of the word, on the journey towards understanding I did figure out a good way to...
Weekly Latin #1 – Aladdin’s Lamp, Latin Chats, and Among Us
As promised, here’s this week’s rundown of my Latin studies. I’ll try to go through everything I did, but it was a lot, so I might miss a few things. All in all, this was a productive week Latin-wise. First, I will give a general rundown, then I’ll go into more detail…
Five Months of Latin Study
Today marks the beginning of the sixth month of my Latin studies. During these five months, I received a lot of questions about my learning methods, and I tried to answer everyone in a way that helps them, but since five is a round number, I decided to actually share my notes and my journey in the hopes that if I manage to put out content consistently, all your questions will be answered. Because it seems like I’m doing something right.
A Simple Guide to Start Dreaming
The moral is that dreams are for insight, for predictions, and for healing. Exploring the dreamscape to find out its rules, symbols, and meet dream entities who can help you is one of the most interesting activities I know of.
Therefore, I will scratch the surface of the deepest ocean of our minds to show you the basics of dreamwork and to have this article as a reference I can build upon.
I will give you a skeleton key to your intuition…
Lux Aeterna – excerpt
An excerpt from a project I’m working on. Lux Aeterna is about a man who finds himself lost in a dark and unfamiliar house.
“I’m reaching out to touch the different objects in the room. I don’t find anything at first, but then I bump into a table with my hips, so I go around it with my hands looking for the edges, until I’m in empty space again. At the other end of the room hang the curtains, a pale light wading through the fabric.”
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.
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