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It depends on your goal. But since Spanish is the most spoken and is a "typical" dialect of modern Latin continuum , start with it. What I mean by typical, for example French and Romanian, are not typical dialects of modern latin languages. If you speak Spanish, Portuguese Italian Catalan etc you in the center of the family. If you speak French or Romanian, you're kinda isolated. So pick Spanish.
French is a romance language that derived from Vulgar Latin, but it was influenced by Celtic and Germanic languages over time. It did evolve from a language called "Gallo-Romance" which referred to the Latin spoken in parts of Gaul.
@@lizsalazar7931 First Celtic language didn't influenced French that much not at all (it gave less words to French than Arabic loanwords in French). While west Germanic language decently influenced French in many ways but it still not that significant. The big difference between French and other romance languages is the phonology. Can we say all the phonological transformation of French is due to that west Germanic language? Not at all. In the phonology French got an H in the beginning of many words but these H are not even pronounced anymore. French and Italian have 92% cognates words (Langsfocus chanek). It is the highest among all 5 big romance languages. The main difference is the French phonology. And that is almost exclusively due to French internal evolution.
@@lodewijkvandoornik3844 incorrect, a French speaker can understand a Germanic speaker much more than a romance speaker. French is a mix between Germanic and Latin
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I think they are similar! thanks
super interesting. thanks for making this
wow! I don't know you can do both!
Interesting
i know that their is some arabic words in spanish because of andalusia in the past.
If I'm not a native in any of these, and I know English, which of these should I start with? Spanish?
with spanish obviously
It depends on your goal.
But since Spanish is the most spoken and is a "typical" dialect of modern Latin continuum , start with it.
What I mean by typical, for example French and Romanian, are not typical dialects of modern latin languages.
If you speak Spanish, Portuguese Italian Catalan etc you in the center of the family.
If you speak French or Romanian, you're kinda isolated.
So pick Spanish.
How can Latinos understand Castilian Spanish, if not, what's worst can happen if Latinos will not understand Castilian Spanish
I’m curious what’s your mother language ? 🤔
Portuguese european and Spanish {Castilian}have 90% of the vocabulary
Isn’t French Germanic-romance …
French is a romance language that derived from Vulgar Latin, but it was influenced by Celtic and Germanic languages over time. It did evolve from a language called "Gallo-Romance" which referred to the Latin spoken in parts of Gaul.
@@Guide2Fluency French is like a mix between Celtic Germanic and Latin. Explains why it’s so different
@@lizsalazar7931
First Celtic language didn't influenced French that much not at all (it gave less words to French than Arabic loanwords in French).
While west Germanic language decently influenced French in many ways but it still not that significant.
The big difference between French and other romance languages is the phonology. Can we say all the phonological transformation of French is due to that west Germanic language? Not at all. In the phonology French got an H in the beginning of many words but these H are not even pronounced anymore.
French and Italian have 92% cognates words (Langsfocus chanek). It is the highest among all 5 big romance languages. The main difference is the French phonology. And that is almost exclusively due to French internal evolution.
@@lodewijkvandoornik3844 incorrect, a French speaker can understand a Germanic speaker much more than a romance speaker. French is a mix between Germanic and Latin
@@lizsalazar7931French is difficult due its unclearly pronunciation, iven worse then English