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...t Germanic / Latino-Faliscan|Griutungi / Latin|Old Valthungian / Extemplar Latin|Italian Gothic / Bad Romance|||goth}} ...a lot of Gothic vocabulary? Maybe. Is it a Germanic language with a lot of Latin vocabulary? Maybe. Is it a creole? Probably not, but also maybe. Is it dark

|ancestor = [[w:Vulgar Latin|Vulgar Latin]] |script = [[w:Latin script|Latin]]

| Writing System = Latin | proto = [[w:Vulgar Latin]]

===Vulgar Latin Changes=== The following changes were underway already in Vulgar Latin when it reached Jacques in 3rd century:

|fam4 = [[w:Latin_language|Latin]] ...century. Many English words have a Latin origin and, through English, many Latin words have spread in modern European languages, such as: ''habitat'', ''vir

...gar Latin]], [[w:Italian_Language|Italian]], and most of all Illyrian, the Latin-derived language to the south which historically controlled Zemlia until th ...y derives for the most part from [[w:Proto-Slavic_language|Proto-Slavic]], Latin influence is most notable in its grammar, as well as the colloquial speech

| ancestor = [[w:Vulgar_Latin|Vulgar Latin]] ...re of Brithenese is that unlike every other language descended from Vulgar Latin, the Classical vowels /a/ and /a:/ did not merge and instead became /a/ and

...it, and Ancient Greek, and it is a parody of fantasy languages inspired by Latin and Greek, such as High Valyrian. Make into a Hellenized Latin gib ~ Greek gib ~ Sanskrit gib dialect continuum?

...[[alternate history (fiction)|alternate history]], [[Ill Bethisad]], if [[Latin]] had replaced [[Polish language|Polish]]'s ancestor. ...ine]] of [[Ill Bethisad]]. Officially, Wenedyk is a descendant of [[Vulgar Latin]] with a strong [[Slavic languages|Slavic]] admixture, based on the premise

.... Along with Sardinian it is one of the earliest languages to diverge from Latin and is thought to have been isolated since the 3rd century AD. Pulqer has b ...me from the Latin ''(sermo) vulgaris'' "common speech". It is thought that Latin was brought to the islands by sailors between the 1st and 3rd centuries AD

{{latin league badge}} ...ce languages]], Biscayan is descended from [[wikipedia:Vulgar Latin|Vulgar Latin]] and as a remnant of this has retained a weak case system. There are just

|ancestor1 = Latin ...cally the same as that which was described by Brown: it is a study of what Latin would have evolved into in the Brittish Isles, meaning that the language is

...West Germanic language]], with strong influence of [[w:Vulgar Latin|Vulgar Latin]]. It is the result of a prolonged contact among members of both regions af ...bulary derives for the most part from [[w:Proto-Germanic|Proto-Germanic]], Latin influence is most notable in its phonology and its grammar.

|ancestor(2/3) = Latin |script = Latin alphabet

|script=[[w:Latin script|Latin]] ...nguage originatin in the destroyed Roman city of Oscanium, from the Vulgar Latin spoken around that region of Spain. It is spoken in the north of Spain, nea

Oxman alphabet uses letters from Latin alphabet and contains 25 characters: |often followed by 'u', in latin words beginning with 'qu'

Oxman alphabet uses letters from Latin alphabet and contains 25 characters: |rare, Westlondic prefers to use ''kw'' istead of ''qu'' in Latin words

|ancestors = Latin |script = Latin alphabet

|script=[[Latin script]] The name Interlingua comes from the Latin words ''{{wiktla|inter}}'', meaning "between", and ''{{wiktla|lingua}}'', m

|script = Latin (Nousuerian alphabet) ..."correct" or "elite" pronunciation would be the first example, while the "vulgar" or "common" pronunciation would be the second.

...f Kah is derived from Swahili and consists of the following symbols of the Latin alphabet: ====Vulgar fractions====

|fam4 = [[w:Latin|Latin]] ...lso many terms of Germanic origin: circa 65% of Aarlaansc words comes from Latin, circa 23% comes from Gaulish and circa 12% comes from Germanic.

...e Classical form of which would barely be understood by speakers of Vulgar Latin a few centuries later, but the word forms remained largely the same. ...and other functions, a bit like majuscule letters or italics might used in Latin scripts, or hiragana in Japanese. These are not direct analogies, of course

|ancestor = Latin |scripts = Latin alphabet

...called “Proto-Luthic”, which she believes to be an [[w:Vulgar Latin|Vulgar Latin]] [[w:Ethnolect|ethnolect]], spoken by the early Goths during its period of ...ed the Roman Empire between 400 and 600? Did the families originate in the Latin or Germanic world? Both, it seems. Mediaeval Western Europe was an amalgam

...represents the different sounds in Wistanian. The alphabet was inspired by Latin, IPA, and Greek, but is often described as Armenian-looking. The font, base It is considered vulgar over the entire nation to use the name of a family member in vain, especial

...ever, words can be written in any of the original alphabets. Possibly, the Latin alphabet continued to be used for quite some time until the appearance of t ...reclassified, giving rise to cultured words derived from the Early PPA and vulgar words derived from the Late PPA.

* [[w:Latin script|Latin (Ammerkast System]] ...t has seen increasing use in popular media exported to countries using the Latin script. Other scripts, such as the Arabic and Cyrillic systems, are used o

...e for a versatile vegetable which is mainly grown in West Africa, Asia and Latin America. [410] * '''Vulgar:''' Rude and likely to offend, using allusions on the sexual level. [1080]