Do you speak the language of Romance?
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USTED HABLA EL LENGUAJE ROMANTICO ?
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'Romantic language" refers to its origins in latin. Latin was combined with various celtic languages such as Iberian, Brenton, Gaulian, Goth, etc. There are 4 accepted "Romantic Languages": French, Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese.\n\nit is just like romantic literature. "Modern romance" is your gushy love stories. A "classic" or "true" romance is an adventure story worthy of pleasing the old Roman gods, such as the battles of Julius Caesar in Gaulia (modern France).
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Faites-l'amour moi en français.
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what language do you want them in?
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French accent, eh?  Sexy..........
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I absoluty have no Idea\nthere so cute with that accent when they start to talk english\naaahh melts my heart!\n\nand we love use coze....ummm ur all very romantic and have\namazing smiles!!
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Yes.  I mix French and Spanish sometimes.  It's hard to just forget the other and focus on one.  I really don't have any advice.  You asked the same question that I was thinking about asking.
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Are you speaking english?
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french is the language of love they say
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the language ur most comfortable in...the language u talk in when ur having sex
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I'm 47, have a BA in Romance Languages and Literature.\n\nI would answer "a" to your question.\n\nSue
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filipino, portuguese, japanese, chinese hawaiian..I guess i'm kinda like chop suey mix.. we speek a combination of languages in one sentence sometimes.. but don't speak fluent in any of those.. kinda like .. spanglish..??
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yep, French is a romance language (those languages that come from latin), but it isn't in South America, it is in Europe(just in case)
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French! It's the language of love, plus everyone I know want's to learn to speak Spanish. Spanish is a beautiful language, however, I've had some... not so good experiences trying to learn to speak it. Plus,I just was to mix it up a bit you know?
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no but i do know that its the state language of karnataka. i went to a wedding in madikeri a few years ago. india is beautiful.
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I have a degree in French, a B.A., and a minor in Spanish. They are similar in the syntactical sense of the Romance language construction.  All five of the Romance languages are similarly constructed.  What I find interesting about French has to do with my Cajun French ancestry in Louisiana and the musical flow of the language.  It's such a beautiful experience to speak and listen in French.  Yet, it is a very difficult language to use for an FSL speaker (French as a Second Language) at first.  But, then that very issue became the compelling impulse for me to continue learning it.  Like English, it is a life long experience.  But, there was a threshold that I crossed when I started to study French as conversation while studying French literature, etc..  That threshold, I discovered, was the doorway that only opens up to the French language scholar when s/he realizes that part of the musical experience of French requires a precision in the use of one's tongue, mouth, cheek and throat muscles that the other languages did not seem to require (I never experienced this problem with Spanish or Italian; even in German, though German is more gutteral than the others).  For instance, the use of the Trill in French is extremely difficult to accomplish consistently when these muscles are not used so extensively in the other Romance languages, English certainly included.  Think about my being from the South with a Southern drawl and trying to use muscles my face has never used, ever, ever as we slide words out of our mouths using as little energy (and as few facial muscles) as possible.  Until I realized I needed to train these muscles to do things they had never done before, I could not speak or think in French, but when this aspect was revealed to me by a Canadian French teacher I had in college, it changed everything for me.  \n\nOn top of that, my knowledge of French made me able to at least understand the other languages if they are spoken slowly and I know the context of the conversation or the reading.  I really believe that French is the key to understanding the other languages of European descent.  I hope it is clear that I am not saying any of them is better than the others.  When you say it was very hard but you liked it made me think that since you have a family connection to the Romance languages that you might be going through the same thing I did when I studied French.  You might be just at that doorway where I was when, once opened, I gained the crucial knowledge about the language that revealed the essence of the difficulty in learning it.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nutopianwizard/CC Ryder
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i know english, do you?