Hard to imagine today, but there was a time not so long ago when ancient Greek and Latin were the basis of higher education.
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I studied biblical Greek and Latin in university because my major was theology. Also some Hebrew.
That was about 10 years ago, can't remember anything I learned. Maybe I should start learning Latin again... 📖
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I studied philosophy, so at a certain point you either choose to study Greek & Latin or German & French depending on what period you want to specialize in.
German was an option for me too, being Lutheran and all. I took some German in 5th and 6th grade, so I know the basics, but decided to go with Latin. Greek and Hebrew were compulsory for everyone studying theology.