Over Julius Caesar and debating in Latin (like Cicero)

This year, I participated in a Latin activity at school that was both challenging and enjoyable. The activity involved translating a famous Latin passage from the book "De Bello Gallico" by Julius Caesar.

At first, I found the task daunting as I had limited knowledge of Latin. However, with the help of my Latin teacher, I began to understand the grammar rules and vocabulary necessary for the translation.

As I delved deeper into the passage, I found that Latin was not as difficult as I had initially thought. It was fascinating to see how the structure of the Latin language influenced the meaning of the text.

In addition to the translation, we also had a discussion about the historical context of the passage and the role of Latin in ancient Rome. We even had a mock debate in Latin, which was a fun way to practice our speaking skills.

Overall, the Latin activity was a great way to challenge myself and learn more about the ancient language. It also gave me a greater appreciation for the importance of Latin in shaping our modern language and culture. I look forward to participating in more Latin activities in the future!

by Ayman 1ºBach