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I think some correction should be made to this template. I miss a very important thing in it: after ''sermo vulgaris'', Latin is called ''linguae Romanicae'', as these are the live continuation of Latin language, because the so called ''Latin'' ceased to be spoken. So what we call then Medieval Latin, New Latin, etc. is just an artificially re-created language, because live Latin now is called Spanish, Italian, etc. I just suggest indicating it some way in the template. Gratias. --[[Usor:TheMexican|Mexicanus]] [[Imago:Flag_of_Mexico.svg|22px]] <sup>([[Disputatio_Usoris:TheMexican|scribe!]])</sup> 19:39, 10 Decembris 2007 (UTC)
:Nunquam tamen desisterunt docti Latine loqui: sermo doctorum medii aevi non erat lingua quaedam Latina renata vel reconstituta sed lingua Latina vera per ecclesiam transmissa. Nec sunt linguae hodiernae quas commemoravisti (Hispanica, Italiana, Francogallica) minus "reconstitutae" quam lingua Latina medio aevo propria: erant olim mille sermones per orbem qui a lingua Latina originem tractabant, quos "dialecta" nominamus, priusquam docti linguas Romanicas aedificaverunt. Censeo linguam Latiniam aequam cum linguis Romanicis dignitatem merere (vel meruisse), etsi alius sermo alium propositum servat. [[Usor:Jackmitchell|Jackmitchell]] 00:36, 11 Decembris 2007 (UTC)
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