Italic Branch of the Indo-European Language Family

Evolution of the language is constant even if a long-term and large change is not usually evident unless a broader view is seen over a long period of time. Vocabulary will be lost in the process, pronunciation and grammar will change, and further vocabulary will be added. Every language in the world has evolved from a different language, and most of the original language has become extinct. The Indian European macrofamily has seen this evolution, and it produced a smaller microfamily coming from a common ancestor.

A group of related languages ​​derived from a romantic language, a vulgar Latin in the historical era, formed a subgroup of italic branches of the Indo - European language family. The main languages ​​of the family are French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Romanian, all languages. Catalan has political and cultural significance, and now it is politically or literally less important romantic language, or both are Occitane dialect and Laetia dialect, Sardinian and Dalmatian (extinct). Among all so-called language families, romantic groups are probably the easiest to identify and the easiest to explain in history. Romantic languages ​​not only account for the majority of the basic vocabulary (although there are some phonological changes), and many similar grammatical forms are still identifiable, they are mostly discontinued in the Roman Empire You can go back to the continuity of languages.

Romantic languages, groups of languages ​​belonging to the italic subfamily of Indo-European languages ​​(see italics). It is also known as the Roman, and is used in many parts of the world, but mainly in Europe and the Western Hemisphere about 670 million people. Among the more important romantic languages ​​are Catalan, French, Italian, Portuguese, Occitan, Rhaeto-Romanic, Romanian, Spanish. Some Romance languages ​​spread to other parts of the world, especially the Western Hemisphere, colonization and empire building were done in Spain, Portugal, France which are the home countries of these languages.

Latin, like Oscan and some old languages, comes from the italic language branch. Greek is from the Greek / Greek branch. Both branches are a member of a larger Indo-European family, German branches (such as English), Slav's branches (such as Russian), and several other branches. Latin is influenced by methods other than Greek vocabulary (grammar etc.), but most of the similarities between Greek and Latin vocabulary may be due to their common ancestor. A European language whose Indo-European language family is derived from a family of Indo-European languages. All Indian European languages ​​hold the majority of the original Indian European heritage.