John Liberty
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Only one place I can think of and it's for ceremonies.
This statement contradicts the one you made above. If it's frequently spoken, it's not a dead language.
Now you're simply lying and/or contradicting yourself. If Latin is spoken natively around Italy, it's not dead language. If it is as you're claiming, a dead language, then it's not normal to hear it in Italy.
It's not a lie. Look it up. I've been to Italy. I have a basic understanding of Latin, and it got me around well enough. Also, it is a dead language because it is spoken nowhere else...and it has no native country to belong to. Get your facts straight, and just because you disagree with with a statement doesn't make it illogical.