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vulgar latin

 

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Noun vulgar latin has 1 sense
  1. Vulgar Latin - nonclassical Latin dialects spoken in the Roman Empire; source of Romance languages
    --1 is a kind of
    Low Latin

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Vulgar Latin

Description:

Vulgar Latin refers to the colloquial and non-standard form of the Latin language that was spoken during the classical Roman times. It was a vernacular version of Latin that evolved into the Romance languages such as Italian, Spanish, French, Portuguese, and Romanian.

Senses:

  1. Historical Context: Vulgar Latin was the language spoken by the common people during the Roman Empire.
  2. Evolving into Romance Languages: With time, Vulgar Latin gradually transformed into various Romance languages used today.

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Vulgar Latin can be used in the following ways:

Example sentences:

  1. Historical context:
    • The written records only partially capture the nuances of Vulgar Latin as it was primarily a spoken language.
    • Vulgar Latin served as the basis for the development of the Romance languages, showcasing the influence it had on linguistic evolution.
  2. Evolving into Romance Languages:
    • Spanish, a language derived from Vulgar Latin, has many similarities in vocabulary and grammar.
    • Italian, another descendant of Vulgar Latin, is widely spoken in Italy and has its distinct regional dialects.

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