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[Harry Potter] Why aren't they taught Latin and why do they all look so bored?

Latin seems to be the go to language for spells, so why not teach it to make learning, remembering and possibly inventing or adapting new spells easier? Also, whilst on the subject of teaching magic, why are they always acting like studying magic is like studying old poetry? If speaking a few lines of poetry could make you fly, transform into an animal or person of your choosing I'm sure I'd have been thrilled to memorize the entirety of Shakespeare's works.
gpt
Because the spells aren't Latin. Teaching it to them would be like teaching someone Spanish in order to read an Italian instruction manual.

And you may have that attitude as a twenty-something, but you're forgetting that these are all *kids*. Of course they're bored, stuck in a classroom for hours at a time. They see adults casting some of these spells without effort and want to instantly master it and move on. Unfortunately, it's not a matter of just swishing your wand just right and shouting some faux-Latin, as you can see by their struggles to lift a feather, turn a teacup into a mouse, etc.