spanish language
spanish language
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Spanish originated from the Latin language, the language of the Roman Empire. During the third and second centuries BC, the Roman armies invaded the Iberian Peninsula (currently Spain and Portugal). The Iberians gradually took the language of invaders, Latin, into their own language.
In the early fifth century AD, German tribes called "Gothic" took control of the Iberian peninsula, and the gothic rule continued until 711 AD. However, they had little effect on language.
Spaniards offer their language when presented with the languages of other countries in the name of Espanyol. While the most commonly used term in Spain to refer to their language is Castilian (Castilian) and this is why when it was introduced with other local languages in Spain such as Galician, Basque and Catalan as all Spanish languages, There is political use of the name of Spain.
The Spanish language was originally called Castilla, and the national language of the Castileians was believed to have originated in Cordillera, northern Spain, throughout the 8th and 9th centuries. After the recapture, the Caste language grew almost entirely in southern Spain and replaced the languages spoken by the Maghreb region, Like Arabic but, in this process got strong influences from these languages gradually absorbed them and eventually became known as Spanish.
Spanish is composed of many dialects, contemporary dialects are divided into two parts: European dialects and American dialects.
