Gli and lo are extra stuff to memorize though. Also Italian like French uses two kinds of verbs in the passato prossimo

Io ho mangiato
Io sono venuto

Whereas Spanish always uses the same helping verb

He comido
He venido

Italian has more known words globally because of music and art though, I give you that. Spanish has 'fiesta' 'siesta' 'conquistador'

Los Romanos.

That's much better yes, Italian verb conjugation is a huge mess

Is he to be or to have?

About articles, Latin didn't have any so the more the better tbh

"to have" Spanish is more like English in the sense that we actually use the preterite way more than the perfect (except for Spain but they're weird!)

Latin didn't have articles because of their case system which frankly I am glad it disappeared.

I also found out the difference in c between spaniards and Latinos

That changes everything, Spanish from Spain is so hard to pronounce

You're talking about Castilian. The language spoken in Latin America comes from the Andalusian region of Spain. These people largely immigrated to the Latin Colonies.

Castilian has the second person plural vosotros while the other doesn't. Along with the Castilian lisp you're speaking of.

Idk lets ask multi cultural Latin legend Shakira why. She's Spanish Italian Arabian Colombian and speaks these two languages and many more.

E ambos similares ao português

Romanian remains the queen of romance languages

Romanian sounds ugly

Romance languages, they're like sisters/brothers.

LATIN

It's the closest you can get to Latin, so
It slays

Ambos idiomas son lenguas románicas