Ita vero sed Romani est linguum mortuum

I don’t know where in Niagara Falls you were but everyone there speaks English not French. You must of been talking to tourists. There is also a Niagara Falls, NY.

Latin – most Catholic Priests should be relatively fluent in it. Classics professors should be too. It hasn’t been taught in my schools since about 1969.

The neat thing about French or Spanish (or Italian or Portuguese is that they are all pretty similar. If you can speak on, you can pick up the others much easier.

For something really freaky, visit Holland. You’d swear the dutch language is a really messed up English!

I live in Canada. I don’t speak Latin. I just wanted to point out to you that outside Quebec and New Brunswick, the residents of most other Canadian provinces speak English most or all of the time, and the majority do not speak both French and English – they are unilingual or speak another language (e.g., Cantonese, Mandarin, Tagalog, German, etc.) in the home. Niagara Falls is in Southern Ontario. The majority of people there speak English all of the time (not French). In British Columbia, Canada’s Pacific Coast province (where I live), only a few thousand people (out of millions) speak French on a regular basis.

i’m from canada

Me 2 one of my life goals since forever is to learn a new language! I am Bilingual , I am Saudi but born in Canada and I Speak both fluent English and Arabic (at least I consider my English fluent , my mom thinks otherwise)
I have now just begun learning Latin from a few sites online , and it is very similar to Italian they say , so later I am thinking of learning Italian after I’m done and then French. Although I don’t think I will probably be able to do that , but I hope so , there are many people in the world that speak 6 or 7 languages so I think I should be able to too. If I just set my mind to it. Oh yeah and I’m starting 10th grade in the fall so I think its OK to start now.
Good Luck.