latin

I know a few bits and pieces, from when I studied it at school years ago. You know, stuff like "salve!" (hello) and "canis canem" (beware of the dog). My oldest brother can virtually speak it, but then he's weird and can do stuff like reading hieroglyphs and so on. To begin with, my guess is you'd need to find somewhere with conjugations of verbs and all that jazz. It's a pretty complex structure for English speakers, as every noun has a dozen different forms and every verb as well (much like French or German for the verbs). Something that in English is simple - like "I went to the man" or "They went by the man" or "We went with the man", where both parts remain almost unchanged - has several different forms in Latin (3 in that example, since "the man" is adjusted by whether you're using "to", "with" or whatever, and the verb changes form for first person, third person and so on). Maybe there's a 'Latin for Dummies' sort of book/site that would give you an idea?

Check out Wheelocks Latin. It's the book I used when I took latin in college. It's very good, and very well used.

I remember University of the Philippines offering Latin as an elective language. I know few decades back it is a requirement. I think you can check online and there will be online learning tools for Latin. Good day!