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The spanish language was made from "Vulgar Latin" during the "Second Punic War", brought by the Romans in 210 BC.
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The spanish language originated from the Castile region of Spain, during the 5th century.
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During the 13th century, other Latin people evolved into Spanish in the north of Iberia. Spanish was later brought to the city, Toledo, where the written piece of standard Spanish was first developed.
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During the modern era and middle ages: since Spanish was a romance language, most of Spanish's influence came from other Romance languages. Many words were used from Latin.
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In the 13th to 17th century, the dialect of Spanish began to spread in the cities of Toledo and Madrid.
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From the 16th century to present, Spnaish was brought to America and the "Spanish East Indies".
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In the 15th and 16rh centuries Spanish had a big change of pronounciation.
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In the twentienth century, Spanish was also brought to the Western Sahara, Equatorial Guinea, and areas of the United States that had not been part of the Spnaish Empire.
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Today, Spanish is the 4th most spoken language on the planet, with about 350 million people.
The Spanish we know today is a dialect of Latin. -
In the 8th century, the first records of Spanish are now called the ancestry of the Spanish language.
