What languages are spoken on the Mediterranean?

Answer 1

The Mediterranean Sea is bordered by several countries speaking many different languages including Spanish, Portuguese, Basque, French, Provencal, Italian, Greek, Turkish, several different dialects of Arabic, Hebrew, and other languages.
The Mediterranean is a sea.

Seas do not have a language.

The surrounding countries have many different languages.

Answer 2

The Mediterranean region is home to a diverse range of languages. Some commonly spoken languages include Spanish, Italian, Greek, French, Arabic, Turkish, and Portuguese. Additionally, English is often used as a second language in many Mediterranean countries for communication with tourists.

Answer 3

The most widely spoken Language in the Mediterranean Region is Arabic, but it is home to many languages, including:

Greek

Turkish

Hebrew

Italian

Albanian

Maltese

and many others.

Answer 4

The Mediterranean spans several countries, so it depends on where you are living. The most common languages along the Mediterranean are:

1. Greek
   
2. Italian
   
3. Turkish
4. Arabic
   
5. Hebrew
   
6. Albanian
7. Maltese

None of these languages are a lingua franca, and will only be useful in the regions they are spoken. If you're looking for a language that will work all over the Mediterranean, your best bet is English.