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The 19 pages that link to Vulgar Latin, each with the reason it gives.

• French languageRelated: Its spoken forms supplied the main linguistic foundation of French.

• LatinRelated: Regional spoken Latin changed over centuries into distinct Romance languages.

• Spanish languageRelated: Its regional speech forms supplied the foundation for Spanish.

• Migration PeriodRelated: Post-Roman settlement and regional change helped shape the linguistic landscape of former Roman provinces.

• Catalan languageNarrower topic: Catalan emerged as spoken Latin changed in the eastern Pyrenees and nearby regions.

• Medieval LatinRelated: These spoken forms diverged from the learned Latin that remained in medieval writing.

• Romance languagesBroader topic: Its regional spoken varieties became the ancestors of the Romance languages.

• Occitan languageNarrower topic: Occitan developed from spoken Latin in the western Roman territories of Gaul.

• Romanian languageNarrower topic: Romanian descends from the spoken Latin varieties that persisted in southeastern Europe.

• Latin grammarCompared with: Its spoken patterns often differed from the norms codified in literary Latin.

• Old FrenchNarrower topic: Old French emerged as one regional descendant of spoken Latin.

• Romanization of HispaniaRelated: Local forms of spoken Latin in Hispania became the foundation for later Romance languages.

• Classical LatinCompared with: Its changing speech patterns contrast with the more conservative written standard.

• Neo-LatinCompared with: Neo-Latin was principally a learned written language, unlike everyday spoken Latin varieties.

• AragoneseNarrower topic: Local spoken Latin varieties gave rise to Aragonese.

• BetacismRelated: Its regional varieties developed differing outcomes for Latin /b/ and /w/.

• Evolution of Latin /f/ in SpanishNarrower topic: The Spanish change emerged in the spoken Latin varieties ancestral to Spanish.

• Romance studiesBroader topic: Its regional speech varieties are the historical source of the languages studied here.

• Walloon languageNarrower topic: Walloon ultimately descends from the spoken Latin of Roman Gaul.