The Arini has different roots, from which it comes, however, its origin dates back above all to Spanish, making it on many occasions, a language that is too similar in several ways, where the linguistic loans of this language are many.
The name of the language comes from the Purépecha "arhini", which means "speak" or "say".
Most of the phonemes of several of the Spanish dialects were introduced.
The linguistic loans in their majority, are of Hispanic origin, but, it is also possible to find Latin, Anglo-Saxon, Germanic, Indo-American, etcetera, but, above all, those.
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Arini's origins
Non-FictionA book that recounts the trajectory and evolution that Harining has had as an auxiliary language since its very birth.
