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 1 Text|                           Text~ Spanish is said to belong to the
 2 Text|   Indo-European family. Besides Spanish, Romanic group  ~includes 
 3 Text|       minor Romanic languages. ~Spanish, as any other human language,
 4 Text|      chain. The distribution of Spanish vowels will not be considered ~
 5 Text| features in the speech chain of Spanish and compare them to ~those
 6 Text|        picture. Having compared Spanish to some ~languages, we received
 7 Text|          distances:~            Spanish - Esperanto   6.15~           
 8 Text|    Esperanto   6.15~            Spanish - Portuguese  7.91~           
 9 Text|    Portuguese  7.91~            Spanish - Latin       7.98~           
10 Text|    Latin       7.98~            Spanish - Italian     8.35~           
11 Text|    Italian     8.35~            Spanish - Rumanian    9.26~           
12 Text|    Rumanian    9.26~            Spanish - French      13.39~            ~
13 Text|       speech sound picture of  ~Spanish is the most similar to Esperanto.
14 Text|    Latin roots in the same way ~Spanish does. It is not a surprise
15 Text|       It is not a surprise that Spanish is close to the ~sound pattern
16 Text|         Romanic languages, thus Spanish uses ~many of its roots.
17 Text|        uses ~many of its roots. Spanish is rather far away from
18 Text|     changes. It is logical that Spanish and French are ~distant
19 Text|      more different to that of ~Spanish, than Spanish to the rest
20 Text|       to that of ~Spanish, than Spanish to the rest of the Romanic
21 Text|         speech sound pattern of Spanish more or ~less resembles
22 Text|    Romanian are more similar to Spanish than French. It was ~no
23 Text|         no surprise for us that Spanish consonants are distributed