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What language do vampires speak?

Vampires don't have a specific language in real life, as they are fictional creatures. However, in fiction, vampires have been depicted speaking a variety of languages, depending on the author's imagination and the setting of the story.

Here are some examples:

* Latin: Often used in classic vampire lore, it adds an air of mystery and ancient power.

* Old English: Another common choice, reflecting the ancient origins of vampires and their connection to the dark ages.

* Made-up languages: Authors sometimes create their own languages for vampires, adding to their unique identity and lore.

* The language of their origin: If a vampire is from a specific country, they might speak that country's language. For example, a Romanian vampire might speak Romanian.

* The language of their prey: Some vampires can understand and even speak the languages of their prey, making them more cunning and dangerous.

Ultimately, the language a vampire speaks is entirely up to the author and their interpretation of the creature.

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