http://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-news-from-elsewhere-39881974
No doubt, the Logosian youngsters will find unkind words of encouragement. But I wonder.
No offense to Logos, but it's just not easy. You have to stay on your toes. And greek just doesn't look like hebrew (literally). You have to admit, 3 different languages, 3 different alphabets, and one goes backwards (or two go backwards). The manuscripts are all different, and some are missing a key component ... writing. Plus (ignoring theology and the the literal days prior to not-dieing), there's immense (healthy) social activity in Christianity.
I'd bet, Logosian oldsters get lazy. But maybe that's not so smart. Maybe embracing the Logos syntax search ot that new truly obstruse dataset would be good for your family too!
"God will save his fallen angels and their broken wings He'll mend."
We used to square dance, and I spoke pig-latin as a kid. My Spanish is "no bueno". Hebrew is all Greek to me. I get my mental gymnastics by trying to keep my pre-pub, CP, and Logos sales purchases within my budget. Then there's the dilemma of who to leave my Logos library to.
Dale Heath
Yesterday I found that I am a proud owner of some Ethiopic text https://www.logos.com/product/32052/saint-michael-the-archangel-three-encomiums
Learning Ethiopic at 66 is a sure way to avoid dementia?
Gold package, and original language material and ancient text material, SIL and UBS books, discourse Hebrew OT and Greek NT. PC with Windows 8.1
Veli Voipio: Learning Ethiopic at 66 is a sure way to avoid dementia?
You're in luck! There are not many resources that will help you learn Ethiopic, but the Community Pricing Program has just what you need:
https://www.logos.com/product/33588/ethiopic-grammar-2nd-ed-enlarged-and-improved
(Seriously, this resource deserves to be available in Logos)
Veli Voipio: Yesterday I found that I am a proud owner of some Ethiopic text https://www.logos.com/product/32052/saint-michael-the-archangel-three-encomiums Learning Ethiopic at 66 is a sure way to avoid dementia?
I hope the word 'enlarged' in the title refers to the size of the font.
HJ. van der Wal: Veli Voipio: Learning Ethiopic at 66 is a sure way to avoid dementia? You're in luck! There are not many resources that will help you learn Ethiopic, but the Community Pricing Program has just what you need: https://www.logos.com/product/33588/ethiopic-grammar-2nd-ed-enlarged-and-improved (Seriously, this resource deserves to be available in Logos)