Why learning Latin stays with you forever

The video advocates for studying Latin, highlighting its unique appeal as a fun, puzzle-like language that doesn't require conversational fluency. Unlike modern languages, Latin offers an engaging way to connect with history and the dead, through epic stories and vocabulary. Despite being a 'dead' language, Latin enriches the mind and memory, offering a timeless experience.

What are some of the unique aspects of studying Latin compared to modern languages?

How does the speaker describe the experience of learning Latin for introverts?

What is the significance of the phrase 'You are all to blame and tomorrow you will pay' in the context of Latin?

In what ways does the speaker suggest that studying Latin engages with history?

What does the speaker mean by saying 'it's not really a dead language at all'?