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    Veni Vidi Didici: Have Fun Learning Latin with Songs, Games, Puzzles and Jokes

    By Jason Talley

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    About this ebook

    An engaging Latin guide filled with all sorts of fun and laughs that make learning the language a blast

    Seize the day with a fun, new guide to the ultimate language. Whether you’re looking to show up your teacher or have a laugh with friends, Veni Vidi Didici will give you the knowledge to drop some Latin that’s sure to impress, including:

    • Cool Slang
    • Lighthearted insults
    • Funny Jokes
    • Timeless Games
    • Famous Sayings
    • Clever Puzzles

    Veni Vidi Didici goes beyond basics, offering silly stories and historical factoids that will keep you entertained for hours.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherUlysses Press
    Release dateJun 30, 2017
    ISBN9781612437118
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    Veni Vidi Didici: Have Fun Learning Latin with Songs, Games, Puzzles and Jokes

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