Expertlatin
What is the difference between Latin and Greek?
— Greek is a living language, whereas Latin is regarded as a “dead” or extinct language. Even though Greek originated thousands and thousands of years ago, unlike Latin, it is still spoken nowadays in Greece, Cyprus and some other countries, still evolving and developing over time.
Why do we learn Latin and Greek?
Greek and Latin Develop English and Provide a Solid Foundation for the Acquisition of Other Languages. One's reading, writing, and speaking of English is improved through learning Latin and Greek. Vocabulary is enriched, grammar is sharpened, and a sense of organization is instilled in the student.
