Languages of Vatican State
The Holy See. 1,000. National or official language: Latin. Information mainly from B. Comrie 1987. The number of individual languages listed for Vatican State is 3. Of those, 1 is a living language and 2 are second languages without mother-tongue speakers.
| Italian | [ita]
1,000 in Vatican State (2004).
Classification: Indo-European, Italic, Romance, Italo-Western, Italo-Dalmatian
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| Latin | [lat]
Alternate names: Latina.
Classification: Indo-European, Italic, Latino-Faliscan
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| Monastic Sign Language | [mzg]
Monastic communities, especially in Europe.
Dialects: Anglo-Saxon Monastic Sign Language, Augustinian Sign Language, Benedictine Sign Language, Cistercian Sign Language, Trappist Sign Language.
Classification: Deaf Sign language
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