3 years ago

Using the Indo-European Family Tree, select five of the languages that grew out of Latin.

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vovikov84 [41]3 years ago

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Answer:

The languages that grew out of Latin include:

✔️Romanian

✔️French

✔️Italian

✔️Spanish

✔️Portuguese

Explanation:

The languages that are grew out of Latin are known to be "Romance Languages". They form a subgroup of the Indo-European family. The languages of the family include Romanian, French, Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese. These languages are known to be national languages.

The name "Romance" reveals that these languages have a connection with Rome.

The Romance group is seen to be simple to identify and easily account for historically.

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