What dead language are you most interested in learning?

[Bosniensis]

Classical and Vulgar Latin used between 100 BC and 100 AD

[LoLeL]

Prussian, Yotvingian...

I know it but he just wrote "Baltic languages..." without any clarification or mentioning the name of those languages.

[Smitty]

I may try to learn Old English some day. That sounds interesting to me. I'm not sure how that is different from Middle English, other than being, well, older.

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

I know it but he just wrote "Baltic languages..." without any clarification or mentioning the name of those languages.

He is probably just being sarcastic since so few people speak those languages, it is as if they were already dead...

[LoLeL]

He is probably just being sarcastic since so few people speak those languages, it is as if they were already dead...

Possible because 99% of his posts sound like that.

[Melki]

1/ Latin
2/ Ancient Greek
3/ Sanskrit

Prussian, Yotvingian...

Livonian...almost

[Dandelion]

He is probably just being sarcastic since so few people speak those languages, it is as if they were already dead...

I wouldn't mind learning Latvian or Lithuanian myself. Very good learning books for those in German and Russian. I don't get your mentality here. Some even learn very obscure endangered languages just because (like Lakota). Seen you use that argument before. One unfortunate attitude of some Latins is a more commonspread arrogance.

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

I wouldn't mind learning Latvian or Lithuanian myself. Very good learning book for those in German and Russian. I don't got your mentality here. Some even learn very obscure endangered languages just because (like Lakota). Seen you use that argument before. One unfortunate attitude of some Latins is a more commonspread arrogance.

I only explained what the other guy was aiming to, not that they are literally dead languages. You can learn them if you want but in the business world they are insignificant languages like your native language unless you're working in a niche market.

[Pulsa Dinura]

Aramaic and/or Syriac to bring back the good old days.

[Dandelion]

I only explained what the other guy was aiming to, not that they are literally dead languages. You can learn them if you want but in the business world they are insignificant languages like your native language unless you're working in a niche market.

Well, the economic argument is but one. Otherwise everyone would hate learning languages.