2014-02-22

The mozarabic language

I am going to explain who were the mozarabics and what was their language. About a milenium there were in Iberian Peninsula, Spain doesn't exist until 1492 with the total expulsion of the arabs for Catholic Kings,  several romances languages, in other words, languages which come from vulgar latin, such as Galician, Catalan, Castilian, etcetera and another one was the Mozarabic. The Mozarabics was Christians people keeping their romance language developed themselves in occupied zone by Arabs. They were usually persecuted and forced to pay taxes to practise their religion. Most of them were fleeing to north where they adopted  romances languages existing over there. Therefore and finally, the language Mozarabic disappeared. I post a known poem.
¡Tanto amare, tanto amare   
Habib, tanto amare!      
Enfermaron olios nidios, 
E dolen tanto male 
Translating:
So much love, so much love
there is so much love that
my bright eyes got ill(due to so much crying)
and they hurt so bad.( Anonymous, XI Century )

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  1. I am going to explain who [] the MozaraBs WERE and what [] their language WAS. FOR about a milLenium THEY LIVED in THE Iberian Peninsula. Spain DIDn't exist until 1492 with the total expulsion of the Arabs BY THE Catholic Kings. THERE WERE several romancE languages, in other words, languages which come from vulgar Latin, such as Galician, Catalan, Castilian, etc. — and another one was [] Mozarabic. The MozaraBs was ChristiaN people keeping their romance language WHILE LIVING IN THE zone OCCUPIED by Arabs. They were usually persecuted and forced to pay taxes to practise their religion. Most of them were fleeing to THE north where they adopted romancE languages existing [] there. Therefore, [] finally, the Mozarabic LANGUAGE disappeared. I post a known poem.
    ¡Tanto amare, tanto amare
    Habib, tanto amare!
    Enfermaron olios nidios,
    E dolen tanto male
    Translating:
    So much love, so much love
    there is so much love that
    my bright eyes got ill (due to so much crying)
    and they hurt so bad. ( Anonymous, XI Century )

    Very good. I learned something.

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