Spanish is the clostes to Arcaic Latin

Thanks, S.P.Q.R

S.P.Q.R & Jr : avez-vous des notions de phonétique ?

Phonetic of what language? Be more specific and I don't really understand French; well. So if you want an reply you'll have to write in English. Sorry.

To greg:
YEs, why?

Non, je parlais de phonétique parce que ce serait intéressant de vérifier si vos affirmations parfois fantasques résistent à un examen comparatif.

Quand je vois des absurdités du style « la phonologie du castillan (ou du toscan) est identique à celle du latin classique », j'ai dû mal à contenir l'hilarité qui me saisit...

To Greg:
Quand je vois des absurdités du style « la phonologie du castillan (ou du toscan) est identique à celle du latin classique », j'ai dû mal à contenir l'hilarité qui me saisit
Never said that.

Dear pedro,
The fact that spanish has "os"/"o" endings has nothing to do with archaic latin. Spanish is not the closest romance language to archaic latin. In fact spanish or any other romance language have little in common with archaic latin since every Romance language developed from vulgar latin.

The only thing that would make you believe such a ludicrous idea is the "os"/"o" endings in spanish that correspond to "om"/"os" endings in archaic latin. This however, is a mere coincidence and most certainly did not derive directly from archaic Latin. Linking archaic latin to spanish because of this coincidence displays lack of linguistic knowledge.

There are however, some traces of archaisms found in each romance language which is linked directly to archaic latin but please don't mistake the "os"/"o" endings found in Spanish as linked or related to archaic latin for this is pure ludicrous.

Salve.

Hey Sorin, nobody's impressed with your stupid, ugly, ersatz, made up Romanian language! Try to study Russian, you "Romanians" are going to be speaking it AGAIN someday!