Romance language

English

Noun

Romance language (plural Romance languages)

1. Any language descended from Latin.

Translations

language descended from Latin

• Arabic: لُغَة رُومَانْسِيَّة f (luḡa rōmansiyya)
• Catalan: llengua romànica f
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 羅曼語／罗曼语 (zh) (Luómànyǔ)

• Esperanto: latinida lingvo
• Estonian: romaani keel
• Finnish: romaaninen kieli (fi)
• French: langue romane (fr) f
• Galician: romance (gl) m
• German: romanische Sprache (de) f
• Greek: ρομανική γλώσσα (el) f (romanikí glóssa)
• Italian: lingua romanza f
• Japanese: ロマンス語 (Romansu-go), (group of languages) ロマンス諸語 (ja) (Romansu-shogo)
• Norwegian: romansk språk n
• Portuguese: língua românica/romance f
• Romanian: limbă romanică f
• Russian: рома́нский язы́к m (románskij jazýk)
• Spanish: lengua romance f, lengua románica f
• Swedish: romanskt språk (sv) n
• Turkish: Roman dili, Latin kökenli dil

See also

• Romance languages on Wikipedia.Wikipedia
• Latin
• Neo-Latin
• Rhaeto-Romanic
• The five most widely-spoken Romance languages, in order of decreasing number of speakers: Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian, Romanian.