who invented the spanish speaking language?

Question

what person started the language of spanish

Chrissopher Columbus or Albert Gore the inventor of the internet-I am not sure of this - 00769608, OCT 27, 2009

Answer 1

Best to look in an encyclopedia for that information.

Answer 2

I believe this should be the answer you're looking for.

Origination of the Spanish Language:

I do not know exactly when. Of course if you are a bible believer, you believe that it was at the time of the bebel tower, some 5000 to 10000 years ago. What I know for sure is that spanish comes directly from latin, the language of the ancient Romans. And so are: italian, french, portuguese, and a couple others. These are called "Romance languages."

Since Spanish is derived from Latin, the earliest possible date for the origin of Spanish can't be any earlier than when the Romans started to settle in the Iberian Peninsula - c. 200BC.

However, it would make better sense to go for the date when Latin spoken there began to diverge from Latin spoken elsewhere. I'd would be very skeptical of any date before 150BC, and that would be for a distant forerunner, not really Spanish.