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I am new to Latin. What do you recommend for me?

I have the following beginners materials on YouTube:

1. Cursum Latinum Molendinarii Pars I (Free) (Latin taught using only Latin)

2. Cursum Latinum Molendinarii Pars II (Free)

3. Cursum Latinum Molendinarii Pars III (Free)

4. Cursum Latinum Molendinarii Pars IV (Free)

5. The London Latin Course (Free) (Latin taught with some English explanations)

6. Conversational Latin (Free) (Latin and English phrases)

I would begin with Comenius' 'Vestibulum'. (Scroll down to find it)

After this, I would start with the Orbis Pictus, (Also further down this page)

together with the the main Language Course, Adler's Practical Grammar. 

Adler will teach you formal grammar, with vast quantities of practical examples.

Use the first 50 Serial and Oral Latin Course lessons I have bundled for free with Adler 1-9, as

 these provide a gentler introduction.

 After that, continue with Adler course as it follows his original textbook, and intersperse

 this with Comenius' Orbis Pictus, in order to build a wide ranging vocabulary. When 

you are about halfway through Adler,you can start to supplement your studies with 

some of the other useful Latin-English materials I provide here,

which will begin to expose you to prose, and a wider variety of Latin, while

maintaining interest. 

If you fancy a more traditional Latin course, then you might want to try D'Ooge.

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Samples of these audiobooks can be found on Youtube.

38. Serial and Oral Latin Course Textbook and Student Workbook (pdf)37 Latin Without Tears Part One

36 Cornelius Nepos - Latine - Pars Prima (1 - 14)    

35. Cornelius Nepos - Student's Study Audio (Hamiltonian)  

34. "New Latin Primer" by Mima Maxey - stories in simple Latin  

33.   Eutropii -  Breviarium Historiae Romanae Liber I ad X  

32. "Cornelia" by Mima Maxey - A Latin novella for intermediate students (easy Latin)  

31. Chickering - First Latin Reader  

30. Caesar - The British War & Customs of the Gauls   

29. Missa Latina (bilingual reading + Latin revision)   

28. Imaginum Vocabularium Latinum  

27. A Child's First Latin Book - The Religious and Sacred Texts  

26. Hidden Quantities  

25. Der Kleine Lateiner   

24. Swallowing the Dictionary   

23.  GCSE Latin Vocabulary 

22. Reynold's Nature Study and Novella Reader    

21. Cannon's Caesar for Beginners   

20. Lowe, Butler and Taylor, Bellum Helveticum - a grammatical approach   

19.Comenius' Rudimenta Grammaticae & Grammatica Janualis   

18.Junior Latin Reader - Sanford and Scott   

17.Puer Romanus   

16.Januae Latinitatis Vestibulum    

15.Taylor - De Bello Helvetico - Caesaris   

14.Audio Visual Course  

13.Introduction to Caesar  

12.Easy Listening in Latin  

11.Pretty Lessons in Verse  

10.Urbis Romae Viris Inlustres 

9.Orbis Sensualium Pictus - English and Latin   

8. Orbis Sensualium Pictus -  Latin   

7.Adler's Practical Grammar on 3 DVD's  Digital (in 10 parts)

6.Nutting's "De America" 

5.D'Ooge 'Latin for Beginners'     

4.Ripman - Swallowing the Dictionary   

3.Ora Maritima - A Latin Story     

2.Underwood's Latin Grammar    

1.Corderius Colloquia Selecta    

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