Update time:
Tamil- Post my translations of the Year 1, Unit 2, Dialogue 1 grammar note exercises from TLIC in the Tamil Study Group thread
- Start going through the Balabodhini Beginner's Book and post pictures of the first few pages on the Tamil Study Group thread
General- Create Anki cards from my language notebook
- Start reading "An Introduction to the Grammar of Sumerian"
I added some new vocabulary from my language notebook to Anki, but I didn't do a lot. I haven't yet decided about whether to add grammar cards as well: cards for Tamil with grammar rules, such as sandhi rules. I have cards for specific suffixes, such as for the various cases as well as the conjunctive, interrogative, and adjectivizer suffixes. For other languages, I also have grammar cards, such as all the conjugations for a particular verb for a particular TAM in French/Spanish/Portuguese. But I haven't encountered a situation like this before, where the grammar aspect in question is about suffix addition. For those of you who use Anki to study agglutinative languages, have you added things like sandhi rules as Anki cards?
I also finished Lesson 1 of
An Introduction to the Grammar of Sumerian. I'm actually quite excited to keep going through this pdf. (By the way, if anyone wants the link, let me know and I'll post it, since it's available for free on Academia.edu). My first foray into Ancient/Classical/Extinct languages was N.T. (i.e., Koine) Greek at university. I took NT Greek 101, which at my uni was a co-requisite with Classical (i.e., Attic?) Greek 101. I really liked it and did well. I then started NT Greek 102, but due to personal health stuff, wasn't able to finish. I still have the textbook and materials from those courses, including a New Testament in Koine Greek. My next foray was in 2014, when I simultaneously started to learn Hittite, Gothic, and Latin. I didn't get far; I think for Hittite and Gothic, I basically only read the introductory material on the University of Texas Linguistics Research Center website for their respective language lessons, and for Latin I learned a small handful of words which I have suspended in Anki. However, I have always had a fascination with and desire to learn and learn about ancient/classical/extinct languages.