in Italy. The italic languages were also called the Romance langauges. Two branches were created from the Italic language group: Faliscan and Sabellic. Faliscan is represented by Latin but Sabellic represents all the other subgroup languages to Romance language. As well, in the 1st millennium B.C. the ancient Roman people were speaking Latin. The Romance languages were dialects of Vulgar Latin over several centuries and around 1200 A.D. Vulgar Latin dialects were different in some parts of Europe. Castilian borrowed many words from Mozarabic. In the 1200s, King Alfonso X was called the Learned King of Castile and Leon. Scholars wrote original works in Castilian and translated histories, and literacy works from different other languages. The Castilian dialect of Spanish gained wider attention during the reign of the Catholic monarchs. The most noticeable was Andalusian spoken in the Southern city of Seville in the Andalusia region. Seville became the main place for trading with the West Indies and other areas in the center of Spain. In the 19th century Andalusia got involved in the Napoleonic
in Italy. The italic languages were also called the Romance langauges. Two branches were created from the Italic language group: Faliscan and Sabellic. Faliscan is represented by Latin but Sabellic represents all the other subgroup languages to Romance language. As well, in the 1st millennium B.C. the ancient Roman people were speaking Latin. The Romance languages were dialects of Vulgar Latin over several centuries and around 1200 A.D. Vulgar Latin dialects were different in some parts of Europe. Castilian borrowed many words from Mozarabic. In the 1200s, King Alfonso X was called the Learned King of Castile and Leon. Scholars wrote original works in Castilian and translated histories, and literacy works from different other languages. The Castilian dialect of Spanish gained wider attention during the reign of the Catholic monarchs. The most noticeable was Andalusian spoken in the Southern city of Seville in the Andalusia region. Seville became the main place for trading with the West Indies and other areas in the center of Spain. In the 19th century Andalusia got involved in the Napoleonic