New Worlders: do you still speak the language(s) of your recent ancestors?

[Rædwald]

Obviously, English. The language of humans.

[Tooting Carmen]

Obviously, English. The language of humans.

[Rædwald]

Listen, I never claimed that other languages were not human. Just that English is one spoken by Humans. You're always so negative

[Andullero]

Obviously, English. The language of humans.

Aren't you exactly half Frankish?

[NSXD60]

Sou Aprés Sou D' Ciel

Ain million d'années
Avant qu' le Jésu-Crit,
Le méilleur du mone
Était pour tous sans prix.
Mais personne s'en pôrtait cas là
Au bleu éternel du ciel,
Et personne ermerciait pas là
Aine lune tout les nuits nouvelle. (Et en allant...)

Pennies From Heaven (Johnny Burke original)

A long time ago,
A million years BC,
The best things in life
Were absolutely free.
But no one appreciated
A sky that was always blue,
And no one congratulated
A moon that was always new. (And so forth...)

[bandoge]

My most recent non-brazilian ancestor is my grandfather who is portuguese, so yes but not exactly because of him.

[Rædwald]

Aren't you exactly half Frankish?

According to Ancestry 1/10th, and 23andMe 1/5th but French & German get put together there so somewhere in that area.

[alnortedelsur]

My recent Venezuelan ancestors (father's side) spoke Spanish, and I speak Spanish.

My recent Spanish ancestors (mother's side) spoke Castilian-Spanish and Mallorquin (local Balearic variant of Catalan). I speak Castilian-Spanish, but not Mallorquin.

I got some distant Italian ancestry (my paternal great grand father was Italian), but I don't speak Italian.

[HannibaltheGreat]

Yes.