A straightforward guide to translating Latin Unseens

[@neonakennett1426]

please make more of these theyre rlly helpful!!

[@DarrenTan21]

Glad to hear that user! Will try to produce similar videos

[@wolf-keum]

Hi, thank you so much its currently 1am where I am and ive been stressing over my latin exam. i am rly grateful for this advice, dont know if i can pass but at least i wont get zero now lol. have a great day/night dude

[@DarrenTan21]

Hey abracadabra! Thanks for the nice message and hope the exam went well. Don’t stay up so late stressing next time!

[@greengoblin3189]

Thanks bro you explain this really clearly😊

[@DarrenTan21]

No worries greengoblin

[@bsbutnobs]

this was so helpful thanks!!

[@DarrenTan21]

No worries Bimansa, enjoy!

[@WayneJI-gp3mv]

Hi Darren.Thanks for sharing the techniques to translate unseen Latin text. Do you know where the Oxford Latin courses audio mp3 can be purchased? Thanks

[@DarrenTan21]

Hey Wayne! I’m not sure. I had a look online and there are some discs available and some files I think, just search ‘oxford latin course audiobook’

[@WayneJI-gp3mv]

@@DarrenTan21 It’s so kind of you and really helpful. :)

[@jeremyvaldes7]

thank you this was very helpful 😁

[@DarrenTan21]

No worries glad it helped you out!

[@maheetgone4806]

How did you revise for poetics on the exam? Did you memorise all the poetic techniques for your set lines?

[@DarrenTan21]

Nope. I made notes of all the lines which collated poetic techniques from my teacher and other resources. If you know what the techniques are you should be able to find them pretty easily in the exam because they’ll tell you to ‘find the word order technique in lines 14-16’. For some of the harder ones I’d highlight them and revise them but there were

[@maheetgone4806]

@@DarrenTan21 thanks so much

[@itsnotizzy]

i’m so cooked for gcse mocks 🤡

[@DarrenTan21]

Haha mocks are a practice run!