in period, french replaced latin , so everybody in the royal life and the intelligent,noble persons spoke french like latin in the past in europe.
why french was consider more like latin of son than italian one?
i know that italian is the son of latin , and the closesth but french replaced latin but italian one not.
2007-10-22
07:14:39
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avan: yeah but i say in period , i learn that ,french was the language the most spoken by noble and royal family in europe like in russia .
2007-10-22
07:52:01 ·
update #1
rednig_m : euh....i learn that ^_^ in a period french was spoke in the courts in many european countries. i diDnt SAY IN THE middle age , it was after middle age ...... french was spoke by the russian court ,french replaced latin as second language in europe , after english was replaced french [ untill the worl war i think] . euuh.....en england it was different ,french was spoke in the court because the royal familly was french .because there is a different between normans and viking , normans are more latins ,when the franks [germanic poeple who are very latinised by the catholic religions] mix with them.
2007-10-22
08:03:44 ·
update #2
rednig_m : euh....i learn that ^_^ in a period french was spoke in the courts in many european countries. i diDnt SAY IN THE middle age , it was after middle age ...... french was spoke by the russian court ,french replaced latin as second language in europe , after english was replaced french [ untill the world war i think] . euuh.....en england it was different ,french was spoke in the court because the royal familly was french .because there is a different between normans and viking , normans are more latins ,when the franks [germanic poeple who are very latinised by the catholic religions] mix with them.
2007-10-22
08:05:44 ·
update #3