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Spanish is a dialect of Latin originally from the northern regions of [[Spain]].  Like all modern descendants of Latin, it is chiefly a heavy slurring of Vulgar Latin , the dialect of [[Latin]] spoken by the soldiers and provincial officials of the [[Roman Empire]], with some influence from regional languages of its original area.  Today, the majority of its speakers live outside of Spain, with large numbers in [[Central America|Central]] and [[South America]].
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Spanish is a dialect of Latin originally from the northern regions of [[Spain]].  Like all modern descendants of Latin, it is chiefly a derivative of Vulgar Latin , the dialect of [[Latin]] spoken by the soldiers and provincial officials of the [[Roman Empire]], with some influence from regional languages of its original area.  Today, the majority of its speakers live outside of Spain, with large numbers in [[Central America|Central]] and [[South America]].
    
The Spanish dialect of Latin is the second most common language in the United States.
 
The Spanish dialect of Latin is the second most common language in the United States.
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