Nations to related to other nations
By Dolcerina
@Dolcerina (3376)
Hungary
8 responses
@adidas7878 (1891)
• United States
7 Feb 07
i think america is related to the united kingdom or england whatever it is,we both speak the same launage, and i think spain and mexcio are related too i am not sure. let me know if you know the answer
@Dolcerina (3376)
• Hungary
8 Feb 07
The first people in America were the portugese and spanish. American people has not relatives, because america is a mixture of world nations. So there is not american nation tree history. Nobody may say I am an origin american, because everybody's parent, grand parents etc. is from somewhere else. Only the American Indian Tribes are real American. They are probably the members of thr South American Indian Trribers family
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@Dolcerina (3376)
• Hungary
8 Feb 07
no, you know I just want people to beleive I am smart. I pretend. But I see you like it too LOL
@adidas7878 (1891)
• United States
8 Feb 07
you are very smart, i done alot of studying i can tell :)
@Dolcerina (3376)
• Hungary
2 Jul 08
I did not know exactly the position, but I knew that the HUngarians are at the top in swimiming, kayak-canoe, water polo, "gymnastic"(men) and in some other sport
@alladisada (2305)
• India
6 Dec 06
india is not related to any nations
may be it is mother to many nations
@stvasile (7306)
• Romania
9 Aug 07
The Romanian language is a part of The Romance (or Latin) language family. It is therefore related to the French, Spanish, Catalan, Portuguese, Italian and Romansh(spoken by a small group from Switzerland) language. Through these languages, Romania is not only related to these 5 countries but also to their former colonies that speak these languages, such as all the countries in Latin America (Except for Surinam), most of the Central America, Mexico, and many other countries from Africa and Asia.
The Romanian language is also spoken in The Republic of Moldavia.
@Dolcerina (3376)
• Hungary
10 Aug 07
How and why the romanians get to that area, which is so far away and closed from its language family?
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@stvasile (7306)
• Romania
10 Aug 07
The Romanian language and people came to be after The Roman Empire invaded this land, called then Dacia. The Romans imposed their culture and language so the people from where Romania is now started speaking a Latin-based language with very little Dacian words. After the fall of The Roman Empire, Romania was never occupied by a force so big to alter its language. The only influence left on the language is that of the migratory peoples, mainly the Slavs, that left a 6% from the Romanian words.
The reason Romania is separated from the center of Romance languages (which is Rome) is that the countries from Italy to Romania either never assimilated the Latin language while under the Roman Empire, either suffered from strong influences that made them change their language (like The Bulgarian and former Yugoslavian countries, that were deeply influenced by the Slavs migration in the 6th century). I hope my explanation was helpful...
@tormentor (523)
• Romania
6 Dec 06
Yes I now. Is from Hun Tribe.
Romanian is from same family with Italian.
@Dolcerina (3376)
• Hungary
6 Dec 06
I heard, that the Romanian say that, but the Italians do not accept it. I wonder what is the truth.
@kimthedane (945)
• Denmark
10 Sep 07
The Danes (Denmark) is related to Norway, Sweden and Iceland in the sence that we can understand eachothers native language, or sort of understand. But throught The Nordic Alliance we are also related to Finland. Also all 4 countries Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland share huge similarities in our national flags, the layout is the same only the colours differs. Also we are closely related to both Greenland and Faraoe Islands which is both, though self governing, a part of the Danish kingdom.
@Dolcerina (3376)
• Hungary
11 Sep 07
Thank you for your very interesting post!
It is really informative.
@rhinoboy (2129)
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6 Dec 06
I am english. My language is made from a great mixture of all european languages. I don;t know which family exactly, but there is saxon, french, viking, celtic and many many more.
I live in north east england that has much different accent to the south and there are many things we say that are the same as central european people.
