Classical latin is not very order constrained because it embeds so much grammar morphologically; it could aound very much like english or not at all like english, depending on the author's choices.
Vulgar latin does correspond to modern romance languages (and english) much more closely.
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Actually, when you translate Chinese literally word for word, it sounds a lot like caveman English.
你不去，我也不去
You no go, I also no go
今天这里人很多
Today here person very many
下雨就不去
Fall rain then no go
If you translate English literally (a very analytical language) to a very synthetic language (eg. Latin), it also sounds like caveman spreak
Classical latin is not very order constrained because it embeds so much grammar morphologically; it could aound very much like english or not at all like english, depending on the author's choices.
Vulgar latin does correspond to modern romance languages (and english) much more closely.