Which European languages do you think will die off in the next century?

[Finnish Swede]

Don't be surprised that after one century, they all speak Swedish the same there.

Exactly ... I have seen many sandniggers who spoke fully standard swedish (who either has born in Sweden or moved there as small kids). They might have created some of their own slang words, but that's another thing.

At least so today.

[Bosniensis]

in Case of WW3 many languages might disappear.

[Roy]

Ter Sami language

2 speakers left.

[MinervaItalica]

Italian dialects are actually seperate languages, as seperate as Portuguese and Spanish, with each having its own literature.

Don't be ridiculous. First of all dialects aren't languages. Second, if you mean for example Friulan literature you should know that count as part of Italian literature.

Latin and Swedish language.

Latin will continue to be used as a cultural language and it's still pretty much studied and used in sciences.

[Regnera]

Latin and Swedish language.

Latin had died long time ago,I guess.Since nobody speak Latin as mother tongue.
But may I know why do you think Swedish would die off?

[Regnera]

Breton,Alsatian,Cimbrian,Welsh and Cornish

[Erronkari]

Edited.

[Mr. Anybody]

Basque,absolutely. Maybe all of the celtic languages,esp welsh and cornish(poor grundig).

[Erronkari]

Sami for sure.

Euskera (Basque) will never die.

[AphroditeWorshiper]

Occitan and Irish unfortunately