Are there any modern-day languages that have evolved from Romance languages?

Yes, many modern-day languages have evolved from Romance languages, which themselves are derived from vulgar Latin. The most widely spoken of these Romance languages include Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, and Romanian. Each of these languages has developed distinct grammatical structures, vocabularies, and pronunciation patterns influenced by regional languages, cultures, and historical events.

Mallorca, as part of Spain, primarily speaks Catalan, a Romance language that has evolved significantly from Latin. The Catalan language has further regional dialects, including Majorcan, which is specific to Mallorca. Additionally, the influences of Castilian Spanish and other languages contribute to the linguistic diversity of the island. Overall, the evolution of Romance languages continues to be an ongoing process, influenced by social, political, and cultural changes throughout history.