Latin was used everywhere in Western Europe during the Middle Ages, but only by scholars, lawyers, and the Church.
Greek was used in the Byzantine Empire for just about everything.
Aside from those two, vernacular languages were many and varied. Some of them were ancestors to modern language. Old High German evolved into High German, and Old English into English. A few languages, such as the Gothic languages used by Visigoths, Ostrogoths, and related groups, died out.
Thousands and thousands.
Old High German; Old Saxon; Frankish; Old English; Old Welsh; various dialects of Gothic; Vulgar Latin; a variety of language into which Latin developed, such as Italian, French, Spanish, and Romanian; Greek; a number of Slavic dialects and languages; Arabic; Moorish; early dialects of Albanian; and the dialects of the Mongols and Huns; and many other languages were all spoken in places in Europe during the Middle Ages.
Because people didn't travel too far back then, there were many more local languages and dialects. So there was no single language that "most" people spoke. The educated classes - priests, scribes, and the like - generally spoke Latin or Greek or both.
How many generations of computer languages have there been since the middle of the 20th century
There are many languages spoken in Japan, but Japanese is by far the most spoken and official language and practically all Japanese citizens and many temporary residents speak it. Minority languages in Japan include Okinawan (spoken on Okinawa Island by many island natives), Korean (by the relatively large Korean immigrant population), and Ryukyuan languages spoken by natives of the Ryukyu Islands south of the main Japanese islands. English is limited to major cities or tourist areas although it is taught in secondary schools.
A lot. I live in Tennessee and i hear many. Chinese, American, Spanish, Japanese, Italian, and many more! Probably anything you could think of. Answer:The previous answer has nothing to do with the Middle East. There are about 50 languages spoken in the Middle East. The most signficant are: Arabic Persian Turkish Hebrew
There are roughly 6,500 languages spoken today!
Many languages are not spoken in India, including:HebrewFilipinoHawaiianTlingitNavahoXhosaZulu
There were many different languages in the middle ages, each with its own word for boat.
The Aboriginals had many languages.
English and Russian are the two main languages of the ISS, but many languages are spoken there.
The most widely spoken languages in a region can vary, but some of the commonly spoken languages in different regions include Mandarin in East Asia, Spanish in Central and South America, Arabic in the Middle East, and English in many parts of the world due to colonization and globalization.
There are over 200 languages spoken in the EMEA (Europe, Middle East, and Africa) region, with a diverse range of linguistic diversity across countries and cultures. This includes languages such as English, Arabic, French, Swahili, and various indigenous languages specific to different regions.
There are currently 6,909 languages spoken in the world :)
There are many languages in Africa, from major languages like Swahili to small languages spoken only by a single tribe.
Ethnologue lists a total of 6,809 languages.
Ethnologue lists the total as 6,809 languages.