Where and from what other language did Latin originate from?
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It was the language spoken in Latium, the region around Rome, which became predominant first in Italy, then throughout the then known world because of the conquests Rome made.\nLike any other Indo-European language it came from Central Asia with the earliest farmers, who spread west, and absorbed the local tribes of hunter-gatherers, taking up part of their language and accent, thus forming first local dialects, then with persistent separation for long periods those developed into different languages.
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Spanish and Latin, definately. I learned both in school and they're very helpful in everyday situations, like medical definitions for Latin, or reading foriegn product labels in Spanish, if they apply. I'm Canadian, so most things are written in English and French.
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there are many styles, gojoru, karate-do, Isshinryu, and many others. However, they all are taken from the same ancient style. much like how all the different romance languages (Italian, Spanish, French, etc.) all came from Latin
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Both are correct.First you are hispanic in the sense that you were born in HISPANIA or Hispanic Peninsula(NOT IBÉRIA, BECAUSE IBÉRIA IS , THAT PART OF SPAIN OR HISPANIA OR HISPANIC PENINSULA THAT  CONTAIN ALL PROVINCES OF HISPANIA EXCEPT LUSITÂNIA/PORTUGAL) and secondly you are latin because Rome invaded and conquered by slaughter and treason Hispania imposing the PAX ROMANA (whatever that means),mixing Hispanic culture, blood and language with their own.So , we are all the cultural result of that event and many more before Rome.
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How Romantic!\n\n1. Italian\n2. Spanish / Portugese\n3. French\n4. English\n\nTheir literally quite Romantic since they originate from Roman times. Greek to Latin baby!
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I think latin people are very latin.
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Spanish is, as there was written here before a romance language, that means it comes from the culture of Ancient Rome (Romance), and it evolves from the roman language, that is Latin.\n\nLatin was also influenced by previous greek, and so, many of the roots of the words are greek.\n\nIn the times of the empire, europe was fully conquered by Rome, and Latin was the "lingua franca" that means the world recognized and useful language of transaction an culture, today that is english, and in the 19 century was french.\n\nWhen the Roman empire collapsed, three "barbaric" people known as the "Godos" which were the Vicigodos, Ostrogodos and Francos respectively occupyied Spain, Italy and France, then influenced the Latin Dialects that were spoken there.\n\nThere there were formed early versions of the romance languages, such as "d`oc" and "d`oil" in france, the italian early dialects in italy and three langages in spain.\n\nThere is actually no spanish language, but three... those are Castilian (From Castilla), Catalá (From Cataluña) and Galician (From Galicia). The one that we commonly know as spanish is Castilian, that was the kingdom that subdued the others along spain.\n\nSpain itself was somehow aluvional, and was greatly influenced by arabic people in the south, celtic people in the north and jews around all spain until the inquisition (Circa 1500). Those people also influenced the castilian language, you can see old spanish with all those previous influences in the poem of the "Cid Campeador".\n\nAfter the conquest of the americas, spanish took different directions, dialects and accents that you can, if you pay attention, differentiate.\n\nI.E. : I dont speak the same spanish a spaniard does, or mexican, or veneluelan or chilean... i am from uruguay, and althou it is similar to argentinian spanish we can recognize and identify differences.\n\nIn spain it also evolved by its own way.\n\nSo, basically spanish has a Latin language Base, with vicigod`s language, and influences of Arabic, Hebrew and Greek.
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hmmmm, learn Latin. It's an ancient language that many other laguages that are used today have been derived from, including Italian. So, you would be opening yourself up to learn and understand other languages by just learning one. It will also help you with english. If you know some prefixes and suffixes in latin that are very common in the english language, you will find that you don't need your dictionary as much as you think you do, especially when dealing with health and scientific terms.
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it actually originated from french language
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Yeah,I like latin too.I took it at school too.How can I help you?
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These words come from different root languages and time periods. Check out this Wikipedia link:
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Latin can help a great deal, since much of the terminology is derived from Latin.
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Probably the Romans, or someone in Europe in soon after them. It may have started as something like 'Hola' or something and evolved and took an Enlgish prononciation.
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From what planet did you originate???
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English originated from the Old Saxon language and related dialects brought to Britain by Germanic settlers from various parts of northwest Germany. The original Old English language was subsequently influenced by two successive waves of invasion. The first was by speakers of languages in the Scandinavian branch of the Germanic family, who colonised parts of Britain in the 8th and 9th centuries. The second wave was of the Normans in the 11th century, who spoke a variety of French.
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study the latin language by reading a book about it or go to a linguist :)
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Here you go\n\nhttp://www.translation-guide.com/free_online_translators.php?from=English&to=Latin