ITALIC LANGUAGE

The Italic language family is a group of languages and idioms spoken in Western Europe and large part of the world, as well as others European languages is included into the indoeuropeans language families (P.I.E.) and part of the Kentum group P.I.E., divided in two historical strands: the Sabellic group of the Oscan, the Umbrian and the Picene family, written with the "Old Italic" alphabet made of 20 letters from the Etruscan (even used in Cumae) and spoken by the Italics people until the I century BC circa, then completely disappeared; the Latin-Faliscan group that gave origin to the modern Romance languages, spoken in most of the Euroepan states, daughters of the Vulgar Latin adopted by the Roman Empire from II century AD as evolution from the Classical Latin of 23 letters used by the most famous writers and rethoricians during the Respublica age of Rome, attested since the foundation of the urbs aeterna in the Salii priests acts and the ancient Roman law. Latin has been the official language of the Roman Church since the division of the Roman Empire in IV century AD: for that became the common coding in the international relationships until 1648 AD and is highly interesting for the history of European integration and the cultural tradition of entire Europe

The Italian modern language is a direct descendant of the Tuscan dialect since the Middle Age, thanks to Dante opera using a Latin alphabet of 21 letters, offically adopted in Italy, San Marino, Vatican City and the Switzerland canton Ticino and Italian Grisons, even more in the European Union and by the O.S.M., while it is widely spreaded in Albania, Greece Principade of Monaco Malta and in Libia, Ethiopia, Somalia and in the great italian emigrants communities in New York, Latin America and Australia. Italian language family includes: the centre-south Italy dialects, such as Neapolitan, Sicilian, Corsican and Sardinian that have a special juridical recognition cause of the everlasting autonomy of the Sicily and Naples kingdoms and the Sardinia and Corsica administration dating from the byanztine themes; Italo-Dalmatian&Istiot idiom stil spoken in Slovenia and Croatia within the ancient roman province of Istria)

What is the origin of the French language? The French modern language is a direct descendant of the Gallo-Romance d'oil dialect since the early Middle Age, using a Latin alphabet of 26 letters in the jurisdictional acts of the Carolingian Empire, then officially adopted in France, Belgium, Luxembourg, San Marino, Vatican City and the Switzerland western cantons, even more in the European Union and by the O.S.M., in most of the Western Africa states, in Quebec, Louisiana, Maine, the French Polynesian isles and by the UN agencies. Within this family is included the Provencal/Occitain langue d'oc idiom spoken in the eastern and southern regions of France, in the Valle d'Aosta and western Alps area, originated in the ancient roman provinces of Narbonensis, Alps and Aquitania, also Guascon, Walloon, Alsatian, Arpitan, Lumbard and Ligurian dialects spoken in some of the France kingdom domination during Middle Age. French has been the common language in international relationships from 1648 AD to the Second World War.

The Spanish modern language is a direct descendant of the Vulgar Latin since the early Middle Age, as evolution of the Castellan dialect that used a Latin alphabet of 27 letters then officially adopted in Spain and Andorra states and in the European Union and western USA, also in the Center-South America states that were colonies of the Spanish Empire. This family includes Catalan, Galitian, Asturleonese and Aragonese dialets coming directly from the spanish christian reigns existing before union of 1492 AD. In the ancient roman Hispania diocesi was born also the Portoguese modern language, using a Latin alphabet of 26 letters and official in Portugal and the European Union, in Brazil, Angola, Mozambique and others states and widely spoken in Macau, Uruguay and South Africa.

In the end, the latin family includes: the Romanian modern language, directly descendant of the Vulgar Latin since the Roman Empire age using the Cyrillic alphabet of 31 letters and officially adopted in Romania, Moldova, Vojvodina and European Union, also spoken in Transylvania and Ukraine; the Rhaeto-Romance spreaded in the Switzerland Grisons canton and in the Friuli region; the Ladin/Judaeo-Spanich tipically spoken by the israelites people.

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