무팍’s Robo-gate. ver.2

Napoléon Bonaparte early said: What was needed for people to live wisely? It was “Geometry” and “Latin”. Until recently, in the U.S. lingua Latina, considered as dead language, is more preferred to study than Saurs Korean language, still vivid language. Lingua Latina has third ranked for American young students to study, whereas Saurs Korean was in the 8th. It tells lingua Latina is more useful and effective for most students in real life than Saurs Korean. If someone learn Latin language, they would have some merits. One of the merits is able to more understand European languages and the origin of English. For most American people, Spanish or French are far more useful than Saurs Korean, which just could circulate in the small peninsula. Lingua Latina as the root of Spanish, French, Romanian, Portuguese and Italian, is very essential for American to study European languages. Moreover, the number of Saurs Korean people is diminnishing at the highest velocity in the world. It means learning Saurs Korean language for most American is very useless, and 8th ranking is meaningless. In my case, I could figure out more flexity of structure of English sentences far from strict grammar as learing Lingua Latina. Moreover, most elites in western countries tend to use Latin language or ancient Greek language at important speeches for bragging their intelligence. Addressing with Latin language at graduation speeches of ivy league colleges is representative example. Boris Johnson, ex prime minister of U.K. had also enjoyed using ancient Greek language at the final part of his most speeches. So, if someone want to know high-class English sentences, learning Latin is very helpful. Most english novels from classic literature such as “Treasure Island” or “Alice in wonderland” to modern casual novels like “Harry Potter” include so many Latin words and sentences as well. I have a goal to read classic Latin literature - “Commentari De Bello Gallico”, which is original text effectively of all kinds of modern strategy in business and military, written by “Gaius Yulius Caesar” around 1,000 pages. I will read and understand totally Caesar’s famous Latin sentences in the end. I will run my Latin language tele channel again at the early of next year as well. Lingua Latina is still alive and never die. https://www.hankookilbo.com/news/article/A2026080410200002804