When learning a new language, one usually cannot avoid the monotonous memorization of vocabulary. However, this is not the case with the innovative LaGeiss method by Helmut Lange and Oliver Geisselhart. It is as simple as it is brilliant: all Latin vocabulary is linked to images or short videos with their translations in a brain-friendly way. The terms are effortlessly learned through simple reading and the mental visualization of these often very funny scenes. This method allows you to memorize and retain 100 to 200 vocabulary words in just one hour. To make it easier to learn the German meaning "to lie" of the Latin word "cubare," one imagines a cow lying on a stretcher. This quirky image is now indelibly associated with the meaning. The fifth volume of this successful author duo also impressively demonstrates how entertaining language learning can be.