6 Easiest Dead Languages to Learn

2. Latin

Latin was the main language of the Roman Empire, and it remained the universal tongue for academic and scientific texts, well into the Renaissance. Along with Ancient Greek, it is still today regularly taught in most universities, providing students who aspire its learning, with a wide span of different methods and approaches.

As opposed to Ancient Greek, its alphabet is composed of the same characters that we use in English, or rather, English uses Latin Characters. This fact helps speed up the learning process, since not having to learn a new alphabet makes the learning curve a bit less steep.