Apart from the marginalization of Castilian Spain itself, where the local government of autonomous regions are taking quite successful attempts to revive local idioms, once relegated Castilian for everyday communication. The most noticeable this process in autonomous regions of Catalonia, Basque Country, to a lesser extent allocated Galicia (Bay Area Spanish classes).
The history of modern Castilian literature and its numerous oral and written language versions reflects the development of local folk-Latin dialect Iberia. In chronological order, the development of Castilianis as follows:
In November 2004, in Rosario (Argentina) took third International Congress Castilian language, organized by the Castilian Royal Academy Castilianlanguage, the Instituto Cervantes and the Castilian royal couple. The Congress, which took place at the highest level, opened the King of Spain Juan Carlos I and Argentine President Nestor Carlos Kirchner. Most speakers made famous Latin American writers. Problems discussed by Congress, concerned not only Castilian, but also in any language of international communication, and at the same time it was not so much about the linguistic changes, but about the political factors affecting its fate.
II in BC. E. - V century BC. E .: Romanization, when almost all of aboriginal languages and the language of early settlers displaced by Vulgar Latin, which became the main language of Roman Empire. It is the evolution of people's Latin during his interaction with the language-s of neighboring peoples subjugated and led to formation of modern Castilian language.
V in n. E. - VII in n. E .: the final decline of empire and decentralization lead to divergent development Vulgar Latin in former empire in general and in particular on the peninsula. German adverb seized power Visigoths has an impact on the local idioms of Romanesque period. There is a gap between the norms of classical Latin and live spoken language. VIII century. - XII in strengthening .: dialectal fragmentation in Romanesque linguistic divides the peninsula at parallel propagation of Arabic, Muslim conquerors. Strong Arab influence in Castilian will remain until the present day.
XII-XV centuries. Old Castilian language: the ousting of Muslims during the Reconquest process leads to a decline in prestige of Arabic language and the establishment language. The process of centralization of peninsula under the rule of Castile and Madrid. Castilian dialect is widely distributed throughout the peninsula, completely displacing the Arabic language, and some other local idioms Romance (Mozarabic language, Galician, to a lesser extent Catalan et al.).
Congress has also become a place of fierce debate about the consequences of globalization for the Castilian language. Most of speakers believe that globalization and the development of Internet lead to oversimplification of Castilian and plugging it anglicisms.
There is a decline of its prestige in world. The second half of XX - the beginning of XXI century .: consolidation of Hispanic world (Hispanidad, the Latin Union, the Instituto Cervantes, the Real Academia Espanola), the development and expansion of interest in Castilian, and Latin American (sub) cultures around the world, and the revival of Castilianin places it was once a traditional existence (Trinidad and Tobago since 2000, Aruba, Florida, the Philippines since 2008, and others.).
The history of modern Castilian literature and its numerous oral and written language versions reflects the development of local folk-Latin dialect Iberia. In chronological order, the development of Castilianis as follows:
In November 2004, in Rosario (Argentina) took third International Congress Castilian language, organized by the Castilian Royal Academy Castilianlanguage, the Instituto Cervantes and the Castilian royal couple. The Congress, which took place at the highest level, opened the King of Spain Juan Carlos I and Argentine President Nestor Carlos Kirchner. Most speakers made famous Latin American writers. Problems discussed by Congress, concerned not only Castilian, but also in any language of international communication, and at the same time it was not so much about the linguistic changes, but about the political factors affecting its fate.
II in BC. E. - V century BC. E .: Romanization, when almost all of aboriginal languages and the language of early settlers displaced by Vulgar Latin, which became the main language of Roman Empire. It is the evolution of people's Latin during his interaction with the language-s of neighboring peoples subjugated and led to formation of modern Castilian language.
V in n. E. - VII in n. E .: the final decline of empire and decentralization lead to divergent development Vulgar Latin in former empire in general and in particular on the peninsula. German adverb seized power Visigoths has an impact on the local idioms of Romanesque period. There is a gap between the norms of classical Latin and live spoken language. VIII century. - XII in strengthening .: dialectal fragmentation in Romanesque linguistic divides the peninsula at parallel propagation of Arabic, Muslim conquerors. Strong Arab influence in Castilian will remain until the present day.
XII-XV centuries. Old Castilian language: the ousting of Muslims during the Reconquest process leads to a decline in prestige of Arabic language and the establishment language. The process of centralization of peninsula under the rule of Castile and Madrid. Castilian dialect is widely distributed throughout the peninsula, completely displacing the Arabic language, and some other local idioms Romance (Mozarabic language, Galician, to a lesser extent Catalan et al.).
Congress has also become a place of fierce debate about the consequences of globalization for the Castilian language. Most of speakers believe that globalization and the development of Internet lead to oversimplification of Castilian and plugging it anglicisms.
There is a decline of its prestige in world. The second half of XX - the beginning of XXI century .: consolidation of Hispanic world (Hispanidad, the Latin Union, the Instituto Cervantes, the Real Academia Espanola), the development and expansion of interest in Castilian, and Latin American (sub) cultures around the world, and the revival of Castilianin places it was once a traditional existence (Trinidad and Tobago since 2000, Aruba, Florida, the Philippines since 2008, and others.).
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