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Old High German; Old Saxon; Frankish; Old English; Old Welsh; various dialects of Gothic; Vulgar Latin; a variety of language into which Latin developed, such as Italian, French, Spanish, and Romanian; Greek; a number of Slavic dialects and languages; Arabic; Moorish; early dialects of Albanian; and the dialects of the Mongols and Huns; and many other languages were all spoken in places in Europe during the Middle Ages.

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It depended on what country they lived in. During Medieval times, there were more than 500 countries and city-states in the world, speaking thousands of languages.

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