What languages do christians speek?

Answer 1

This is a religion that isn't mostly based in one country. Although the majority of Christians speak English, there's many people that live all around the world that are Christian. There's also several different branches off of being just Christian; baptist, catholic, Methodist, and many others.

Answer 2

Christians do not necessarily have one language. Christians are, of course, found all over the world. (I.e., a Christian in China most likely speaks Chinese) However, the "Church" language is Latin. By Church language, I mean that it is the most popular and frequently used, especially by leaders of the Church. Whenever the Roman Missal (procedure for Mass) is revised, it is originally written in Latin. You would find that when a pope is celebrating Mass, he usually speaks in Latin.

Answer 3

There is not a set language associated with Christianity.

Christians speak the language of their native country.

Since there are Christians in every country on earth (except North Korea), Christians speak the language of whatever country they live in.
Christianity exists in many countries and their book The Bible can be found in nearly every language on earth.

Answer 4

This depends when you mean. If you mean when Christianity was made, then it would be Hebrew. If you mean the Middle Ages, then it would be Latin. But, if you mean in the modern world, then Christianity doesn't have a set language. The Bible has been translated into many different languages, making it one of the most omni-lingual holy texts today.

NB As a Nazarene, Jesus would have spoken Aramaic not Hebrew.

Answer 5

Christians speak the native language of whatever country they are from. There is no "Christian" language.