When did latin disappear?

Answer 1

Latin (atlantis) publicly disappeared somewhere between the Renaissance and Darwinian ages. It was a greatly more complex language than all other languages around in our current age. And since most people's thought and communication process are severely limited to the words they know, It stands to reason that an authoritative and controlling few (Churches) would keep the language hidden in archives. This language is referred by some Scholars as the "Holy Grail".

Answer 2

Latin as a spoken language began to fade around the 5th century AD with the decline of the Roman Empire. Despite this, Latin continued to be used as a written and liturgical language throughout the Middle Ages and Renaissance. It evolved into modern Romance languages such as Italian, French, Spanish, and Portuguese.