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Place the languages in the order in which they arrived in Europe/(1 point)

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It seems like you're looking for a specific order related to the arrival of languages in Europe, but I need more details or a list of languages to arrange them correctly. Please provide the languages you would like me to sort!

what is the answer

To provide an accurate answer, I need to know which specific languages you want to arrange in the order of their arrival in Europe. However, I can provide a general overview of the historical arrival of some major language families in Europe:

  1. Indo-European Languages (including the arrival of Proto-Indo-European around 4000-2500 BCE):

    • Various branches, such as Celtic, Italic (Latin), Germanic, and Slavic, began to emerge and spread in Europe over the centuries.

  2. Celtic Languages (around 500 BCE):

    • Languages such as Gaulish, Welsh, and Irish spread in Western Europe.

  3. Latin (after Roman conquest, around 1st century BCE):

    • With the expansion of the Roman Empire, Latin became widespread in Western Europe.

  4. Germanic Languages (around 1st-5th centuries CE):

    • This includes languages like Old English, Old High German, and others as tribes migrated and settled across Europe.

  5. Slavic Languages (6th century CE onward):

    • With the migration of Slavic tribes, these languages began to establish themselves in Eastern Europe.

  6. Romance Languages (after the fall of the Roman Empire, around 5th century CE):

    • These developed from Latin, including languages like Spanish, French, Italian, etc.

If you have a specific list of languages, please provide them, and I can arrange them in the appropriate order.

the only ones on it are

Indo-European Slavic
Latin
Germanic
Proto-Indo-European