Which of these were the official languages of the Roman Empire?
Correct answer: Latin and Greek
I, Claudius
The Roman emperor Claudius (rule 41-54 AD) was the last known Roman ruler to have knowledge of Etruscan, a language that was spoken in the region before Latin from Latium became the main language. He was known to speak and write in Etruscan and even authored a now-lost 20-volume history of the Etruscans.
Lorraine
English is made from co
Sheriffe
Arohanui, Ahhh? England was colonised by the Romans for about 300 years. I think the Latin roots were well established before 1066. English probably has more Greek than Latin roots and in a great ironic twist, given the effects on the language by the events of 1066, is now the lingua franca of the world.
Gold Biscuit
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