What was the process of the Spanish verb's evolution from Latin?
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Morphologically speaking.
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updated Dec 2, 2010
posted by montyh
Very interesting question, worth a vote :) - FELIZ77, Dec 2, 2010
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There are entire books dedicated to that, and detailed phonetics has to be taken into consideration to explain morphological changes. How are we supposed to summarize such a complex topic in a single post?
updated Dec 2, 2010
edited by lazarus1907
posted by lazarus1907
I saw the question and one answer and I just knew it had to be Lazarus:) - Yeser007, Dec 2, 2010
Just give the summary. Two or threee lines should do it. jajaja - samdie, Dec 2, 2010
The subject of tonight's 1/2 hour program will be "The history of the world". - samdie, Dec 2, 2010
Yes, the impossible Billion dollar question requiring many hours of research and peopel want you to summarise it one post lol - FELIZ77, Dec 2, 2010
correction:people - FELIZ77, Dec 2, 2010
I saw the question and one answer and I just knew it had to be Lazarus:) - yesero and cogumela - cogumela, Dec 2, 2010
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Latin was a very logical, precise language. Then someone invented text messaging and it all wen't to Hell because of laziness and ignorance. That's why Latin is now a dead language. Spanish had to be invented to restore literacy on the Iberian peninsula.
updated Dec 2, 2010
posted by KevinB
I like this explanation. Will the ashes of English ever arise somewhere in the future? :) - pesta, Dec 2, 2010
