Which country speaks Latin now?

Latin is an extinct language, and no country can communicate in Latin.

Although churches and some academic institutions still use Latin as the written language of texts, there are no people whose mother tongue is Latin. It used to be the official language of the Romans. Later, the Roman Empire was divided, dialects rose everywhere (that is, the language of Europe now), and Latin did not fall to the present level.

Latin originated from a tribe in Italy. It is the official language of the Roman Empire and the predecessor of French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Romanian and other languages.

Simply put, the West and its immigrant countries belong to the Latin family, but Belgium, Luxembourg, France, Monaco, Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, San Marino, Italy, Vatican, Bulgaria, Romania, Cape Verde, Guinea, Senegal, Mali and Burkina Faso no longer use Latin in a narrow sense. Latin America, which is South America.

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Lingua Latina, like Greek, is the most influential language in Europe and America, belonging to the Indo-European Italian family. Latin was originally the dialect of Latium (Italian for Lazio) in southeastern Italy, and later it was widely spread in the empire because of the expansion of the Roman Empire, and Latin was designated as the official language.

After Christianity spread widely in Europe, Latin became more influential. From the Middle Ages in Europe to the beginning of the 20th century, Roman Catholicism was the common language, and most academic papers were written in Latin. Although only the Vatican still uses Latin, some academic words or articles, such as the naming rules of biological taxonomy, still use Latin.

Spain and Portugal, South American countries and small countries along the coast and Central America. Strictly speaking, Italy is also a Latin language family. Ancient, the language of the Roman Empire. Latin is the language of ancient Rome, which is out of fashion now and belongs to the dying language. So we call it "extinct language", which is also an "extinct language" like ancient Greek.

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