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French and Spanish have similar roots. They both are derived in large part from Latin, or from the Romans. Because of this they are referred to as "Romance languages", along with Italian and Portugese.
However, they are quite distinct, and if you only know Spanish, French would be pretty unintelligible, and vice - versa.
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How do you say I don't like French in Spanish?
No me gusta francés. Literally "French is not pleasing to me". Note that names of languages are not capitalized in Spanish.
Whats the opposite of spoken English?
Sign language in a different language, like Spanish, French etc? Written Spanish, French etc
When learning french do you have to conjugate verbs like you do with spanish verbs?
Yes, you do. However, in Spanish you can drop the subject whereas French tends to keep them.
What did the Spanish military uniform look like during the colonial period?
it looked like the french uniform because at that time the spanish king was related to the french crown, for more just google "spanish army colonial uniforms"
How do you say Jacqueline in spanish?
Jacquelline is French, it is the feminine of James. There is no direct equivalent in Spanish. Some names, like say John or Paul are cosmopolitan, others like Tatiana ( Russian) are language specific. Jacqueline is French and has no Spanish equivalent.
Why Did the french and Spanish start fighting?
the french and Spanish start fighting because they were two colonies who didn't like each other and fought all the time
Why did the french start fighting the spanish?
the french and Spanish start fighting because they were two colonies who didn't like each other and fought all the time
Why is French A lot Like Spanish?
both languages derived from Latin
How do you say 'I do not like to speak french' in spanish?
No me gusta hablar Frances
How the spanish and french were different?
French were from France, and Spanish were from Spain.
What is language skills?
language skills are like french English Spanish and they help you in different countries like France because there is people who speak french
What does the word ordenador mean?
Looks like Spanish for a computer. The French is "ordinateur".
