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It became the lingua franca of the Western Empire, and the basis of much of French, Italian and Spanish language development.
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What language did the Romans pass along to later European cultures?
The Romans passed their own language of Latin to the people they conquered in Europe. Over time, the Roman Lain evolved into several European languages.
What language helped unify the roman empire?
Latin.Latin.Latin.Latin.Latin.Latin.Latin.Latin.Latin.
What language made its way into the English language through the roman empire?
Latin derived words made their way into English through the Roman empire.
What language was spoke in the roman empire about 2000 years ago?
Latin
How did roman culture spread?
Tolerance of religion and migration helped the process of cultural diffusion in the Roman Empire. Although the criteria for being considered Roman were forced on many of these people, their unique cultures were not rejected.
Why did the latin language spread to all parts of the roman empire?
Because the soldiers manning the out posts of the Roman Empire spoke/wrote in Latin as it was the official language of the Roman Empire... ergo if you wanted any association with the Roman Empire you had to know basic latin. Latin really caught on as being the one, uniform language of the whole Roman Empire
What is one main reason Roman language spread through out the empire?
The Romans spoke Latin. Latin spread through the empire because it was the language of the rulers. The spread of Latin was also helped by the establishment of colonies (settlements) of Romans and Latins around the empire.
What was the official language of the Roman Empire?
The official language in the western Roman Empire was Latin. Latin was also the official language of the eastern part of the Roman Empire, together with Greek. This was because it was the language of the Romans.
Why were the Romans famous for Latin?
The Romans are famous for Latin because Latin was their native language. Although Greek was spoken by the educated, Latin was the language of the empire and people spoke it everywhere as Roman soldiers, traders, governors and tourists spread the language.
What place did the Latin language come from?
The Latin language originated in central Italy, in the region around the city of Rome. Many peoples in the vicinity spoke languages similar to Latin and were incorporated early into the Roman Republic. Latin was the governmental language of the Roman Republic and then of the Roman Empire, and so was spread throughout much of Europe.
The Latin language came from this place?
The Latin language came from Latium, a region in central Italy where the Latini lived. The Latini founded Rome and gave their name to the Latin language, which was later spread throughout Europe by the Roman Empire.
What language did the Roman Empire teach the British?
Latin.
Was Latin part of Rome?
No, latin was the language they spoke during the roman empire.
What language did the Romans pass along to later European cultures?
The Romans passed their own language of Latin to the people they conquered in Europe. Over time, the Roman Lain evolved into several European languages.
What impact did the roman empire have on European languages?
The Romans spoke Latin and spread their language throughout the empire. In Europe, five of the languages are "spin offs" of Latin as they have a related Latin base. These languages are Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Romanian and French.
What language helped unify the roman empire?
Latin.Latin.Latin.Latin.Latin.Latin.Latin.Latin.Latin.
What language made its way into the English language through the roman empire?
Latin derived words made their way into English through the Roman empire.
