IFwanderer
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They are different languages. They aren't mutually intelligible and they have very different grammatical systems (for example, Latin had a case system* while French pretty much doesn't but the latter has articles, unlike the former).The issue is that you're still thinking of French and Latin as two different languages. They aren't. French is the local evolution of Vulgar Latin. It's the regional variety of Modern Latin, so to speak.
*Edit: Morphological case system, French case appears in the syntax (apart from pronouns) while in Latin case is shown by suffixes in the words themselves, and there's six (seven counting locative) of them (French has four).
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