who made spanish words and when did they make them?
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I made them!
I had some flour, some sugar, some "salsa", so I mixed them, I added a little bit of subjunctive, some past tense sprinkle... and the result was Spanish.
So, who made English words, again? I forgot. Was it Shakespeare?
Juan made them all in a shed 4,562 years ago.
Spanish words have been slowly created over thousands of years, originally by a group of people who spoke Latin and lived in part of the Iberian peninsula, and more recently by anyone who has come to follow their language traditions (for whatever reasons). New Spanish words continue to be created as new needs occur (I would use the Spanish word for computer as a recent example, but I think only certain Latin Americans would agree with my word choice).
What kind of question in this?
How could be the words "made" by someone? and what do you want to say exactly with when?
Is it my lack of understanding English, or is this a joke?
Restate your question again, please, otherwise to give you an answer is difficult
You missed out the "how" "why" and "where" questions. I wonder W H Y.
The two biggest reasons why are young people not wanting to be understood by their elders and fathers not wanting strangers to be understood by their daughters.
You missed out the "how" "why" and "where" questions. I wonder W H Y.
Twas I. Just now. To mess with you and your fellow Spanish students.
Spanish language is mostly based in Latin (That's why people is called Latino/a.) then it has a lots of words from many other languages. Arabic, Greek, English, etc.
