Like in my other post...I mentioned which can be found here:
http://www.antimoon.com/forum/p24661.htm#24661
thanks to all the input of all you guys....
Spanish does in fact have similarity to latin in the lexicon and grammtical
like "Brennus" said.
Though, what I find interesting is how spanish should be considered the "neo-latin" tongue of the world. What I'm refering to it's THE MOST
SPOKEN romance with classical roots out there...332-400 {native speakers}million and others who speak it as a second language.
I mean Latin at it's peak didn't even get thise popular...so I give praise
to SPANISH (CASTILIAN) for making it this far.
Like to the whole debate about Spanish being similar to latin
some words of choice;
experience-experiencia(sp)-esperienza(It) experientia (L)
In castilian it would be pronounced as "EXPERIENTHIA"
So just think if would've been spelled like that, it would give a greek essence to it. But the point being is that it's parallel to Latin in the
thi-the-tha- ci/ce/za which in latin america it's si/se/sa.
furthermore, Spanish possess's a multitude of classical latin words;
example (ones blank on spanish are the same obviously)
Latin Spanish
pax paz
capax capaz
crux cruz
rex rey
audax audaz
falax falaz
vix vez
consul consul (with accent)
contra
familia
vice versa viceversa (congruent)
et ecetera etcetera (congruent)
via via (with accent)
connexion conexion(no double n with accent) but pronounced the same.
veredicto
condiscipulus/a condiscipulo/a (with accent)
condition- condicion (withe accent)
conceptus concepto
valva vavula (which vavula means lil valve in latin)
conat- conato
spiritus espiritu (with accent)
interior
exterior
superior
vigor
valor
forma
norma
formula
oleum oleo
acceptus acepto
ara
ira
ir/ire
ultimatum
minimum/o/a
maximum/a/o
zona
vulgar
vos
tu
te
resumen
volumen
voltium/o
vivo/a
vivax vivaz
vitrina
piscina
vitreum vitreo
vitamina
virtudo virtud
vinus/o vino
victor/toria
victima
vitio vicio
dorsus/a dorso/a
vena
verax veraz
vapor
valentia
uvula
rana
universus universo
clama
aptus apto
ultimum/o/a
ulterior
tutor
iris (archo) arco iris
latrina
pactum pacto
tra
transmarino
habito
tranquilus tranquilo
factor
conductor
productor
tractor
toxina
toxicus toxico
leon-
terra tierra
poena pena
themor temor
clavus clavo
clave clave/llave
clamare clamar/llamar
tapix tapiz
tam tan
totus/o/a toda/o
sui su
tui tu
supremus supremo
extremus extremo
ponere poner
libra
sumus somos
sunt son
sum soy
estis sois
est/es eres/es
sanguis sangre
subtitulum subtitulo
articulum articulo
subitum subito
subire subire
mudus mudo
somniferus somnifero
scritura escritura
solus/a solo/a
solidex solidez
sol
luna
mare mar
solax solaz
solar
exponere exponer
super sobre/super
sopra sobra
superavit
sisthema sistema
sine sin
excellentia excelencia
mensa mesa
signus signo
festum/a fiesta
si
per para
pro por
seductor
regula regla
secular
secta
sicum seco
satisfacere satisfacer
satisfaction- satisfaccion
satira
sancto/a santo/a
sanum sano/a
salve(to greet)
non obstante no obstante
non no
sic (yes) si
salutum/o/a saludo/a
salus salud
gusta
sagax sagax
me
major mayor
majordomus/a mayordomo/a
sacrum/o/a sacro/a (sagrado* alternativa)
sapere saber
rumor
rectus/o/a recto/a
recordare recordar
historia
fabula
rectitudo rectitud
recreum recreo
plenum/o/a pleno/a alternativa de lleno/llena
nato
fronterra frontera
potere poder
pluvialis pluvial
pluviosus pluvioso
plus
plenitudo plenitud
prole
plagia playa
planta
planeta
plantare plantar
plasma
planum/o/a plano/a
planeum planeo
placere placer
pictura pintura
pictor pintor
cantor
canta
pila
cutis
pagina
persona
grata
gratias gracias
primum/o/a primo/a (primero/a)
pedor peor
pelvis
rostrum/o/a rostro/a
nos
nostrum/o/a nuestro/a
patria
patibulum patibulo
paterum paterno
patronus patron/o/a
pater padre
mater madre
et e=y
matrix matriz
evocare evocar
particula
matricula
parte
avis ave
ozono
omnibus
omnipotentum omnipotente
oration-
orare orar
orignalis orignal
hora
era
optus opto
principio
magnus magno
oceanus oceano
opus/opra obra
quando cuando
quanto quanto
quem quien
qui aqui
qua aca
novus/a nuevo/a
nucleum nucleo
nube
notare notare
anima anima/alma
animale animal
angulum/o/a angulo/a
angustia
aquila aguila
anexus/o/a anexo/a
vostra/o vuestro/a
THERE ARE PLENTY MORE, THESE ARE ALL I COULD THINK OF AND REFERENCE FROM.....the majority of these words aren't from greek origen.
I HOPE I HEAR FROM YOU PEOPLE AND GIVE ME YOUR INPUT AND AGREE
THAT SPANISH IS VERY CLASSICAL LATIN AND YET PHONETICALLY IMPAIRED TO ITALIAN, BECAUSE IT'S ALMOST THE SAME....LATIN AS WELL OR EVEN MORE.
goodnight....latino in the house...ahahah
LATINI IN DOMUS(latin) classical
Latinos in casa (vulgar latin)
Latinos en la casa
Latini in la casa
Latins in the house
http://www.antimoon.com/forum/p24661.htm#24661
thanks to all the input of all you guys....
Spanish does in fact have similarity to latin in the lexicon and grammtical
like "Brennus" said.
Though, what I find interesting is how spanish should be considered the "neo-latin" tongue of the world. What I'm refering to it's THE MOST
SPOKEN romance with classical roots out there...332-400 {native speakers}million and others who speak it as a second language.
I mean Latin at it's peak didn't even get thise popular...so I give praise
to SPANISH (CASTILIAN) for making it this far.
Like to the whole debate about Spanish being similar to latin
some words of choice;
experience-experiencia(sp)-esperienza(It) experientia (L)
In castilian it would be pronounced as "EXPERIENTHIA"
So just think if would've been spelled like that, it would give a greek essence to it. But the point being is that it's parallel to Latin in the
thi-the-tha- ci/ce/za which in latin america it's si/se/sa.
furthermore, Spanish possess's a multitude of classical latin words;
example (ones blank on spanish are the same obviously)
Latin Spanish
pax paz
capax capaz
crux cruz
rex rey
audax audaz
falax falaz
vix vez
consul consul (with accent)
contra
familia
vice versa viceversa (congruent)
et ecetera etcetera (congruent)
via via (with accent)
connexion conexion(no double n with accent) but pronounced the same.
veredicto
condiscipulus/a condiscipulo/a (with accent)
condition- condicion (withe accent)
conceptus concepto
valva vavula (which vavula means lil valve in latin)
conat- conato
spiritus espiritu (with accent)
interior
exterior
superior
vigor
valor
forma
norma
formula
oleum oleo
acceptus acepto
ara
ira
ir/ire
ultimatum
minimum/o/a
maximum/a/o
zona
vulgar
vos
tu
te
resumen
volumen
voltium/o
vivo/a
vivax vivaz
vitrina
piscina
vitreum vitreo
vitamina
virtudo virtud
vinus/o vino
victor/toria
victima
vitio vicio
dorsus/a dorso/a
vena
verax veraz
vapor
valentia
uvula
rana
universus universo
clama
aptus apto
ultimum/o/a
ulterior
tutor
iris (archo) arco iris
latrina
pactum pacto
tra
transmarino
habito
tranquilus tranquilo
factor
conductor
productor
tractor
toxina
toxicus toxico
leon-
terra tierra
poena pena
themor temor
clavus clavo
clave clave/llave
clamare clamar/llamar
tapix tapiz
tam tan
totus/o/a toda/o
sui su
tui tu
supremus supremo
extremus extremo
ponere poner
libra
sumus somos
sunt son
sum soy
estis sois
est/es eres/es
sanguis sangre
subtitulum subtitulo
articulum articulo
subitum subito
subire subire
mudus mudo
somniferus somnifero
scritura escritura
solus/a solo/a
solidex solidez
sol
luna
mare mar
solax solaz
solar
exponere exponer
super sobre/super
sopra sobra
superavit
sisthema sistema
sine sin
excellentia excelencia
mensa mesa
signus signo
festum/a fiesta
si
per para
pro por
seductor
regula regla
secular
secta
sicum seco
satisfacere satisfacer
satisfaction- satisfaccion
satira
sancto/a santo/a
sanum sano/a
salve(to greet)
non obstante no obstante
non no
sic (yes) si
salutum/o/a saludo/a
salus salud
gusta
sagax sagax
me
major mayor
majordomus/a mayordomo/a
sacrum/o/a sacro/a (sagrado* alternativa)
sapere saber
rumor
rectus/o/a recto/a
recordare recordar
historia
fabula
rectitudo rectitud
recreum recreo
plenum/o/a pleno/a alternativa de lleno/llena
nato
fronterra frontera
potere poder
pluvialis pluvial
pluviosus pluvioso
plus
plenitudo plenitud
prole
plagia playa
planta
planeta
plantare plantar
plasma
planum/o/a plano/a
planeum planeo
placere placer
pictura pintura
pictor pintor
cantor
canta
pila
cutis
pagina
persona
grata
gratias gracias
primum/o/a primo/a (primero/a)
pedor peor
pelvis
rostrum/o/a rostro/a
nos
nostrum/o/a nuestro/a
patria
patibulum patibulo
paterum paterno
patronus patron/o/a
pater padre
mater madre
et e=y
matrix matriz
evocare evocar
particula
matricula
parte
avis ave
ozono
omnibus
omnipotentum omnipotente
oration-
orare orar
orignalis orignal
hora
era
optus opto
principio
magnus magno
oceanus oceano
opus/opra obra
quando cuando
quanto quanto
quem quien
qui aqui
qua aca
novus/a nuevo/a
nucleum nucleo
nube
notare notare
anima anima/alma
animale animal
angulum/o/a angulo/a
angustia
aquila aguila
anexus/o/a anexo/a
vostra/o vuestro/a
THERE ARE PLENTY MORE, THESE ARE ALL I COULD THINK OF AND REFERENCE FROM.....the majority of these words aren't from greek origen.
I HOPE I HEAR FROM YOU PEOPLE AND GIVE ME YOUR INPUT AND AGREE
THAT SPANISH IS VERY CLASSICAL LATIN AND YET PHONETICALLY IMPAIRED TO ITALIAN, BECAUSE IT'S ALMOST THE SAME....LATIN AS WELL OR EVEN MORE.
goodnight....latino in the house...ahahah
LATINI IN DOMUS(latin) classical
Latinos in casa (vulgar latin)
Latinos en la casa
Latini in la casa
Latins in the house