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I'm just stating the obvious, you want your native tongue to be included and that's ok, but the justification that it's a language that it's spoken by people who happen to live in the same land ancient Romans lived on has no basis. Also I doubt they have or would ever add my language but that's ok for me, English suits me fine. :)
Everything you said is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.
Many languages have their roots in Latin, but the Italian language came directly from Latin.
Greek didn't become a common language within the Empire until the 7th century, when it became the official language of the Eastern Roman Empire.
I speak English very well, having also been abroad for several months, but I don't feel like translating long texts when I want to RELAX.
Because if the Roman Empire had survived to this day, its language would be Italian.