* "Aryan" is no longer a scientifically accepted term for language families. It was used in the past to refer to Indo-European languages, but it has been linked to racist ideologies and is now considered outdated and offensive.
* The correct term is "Indo-European" for the language family that includes Latin.
The Latin branch of the Indo-European family includes:
* Romance Languages: These languages evolved from Vulgar Latin, the spoken language of the Roman Empire. Examples include:
* Italian
* Spanish
* Portuguese
* French
* Romanian
* Catalan
* Sardinian
* Friulian
* Occitan
* And many more
Other languages within the Indo-European family, but not part of the Latin branch:
* Germanic Languages: English, German, Dutch, Swedish, etc.
* Slavic Languages: Russian, Polish, Czech, Ukrainian, etc.
* Indo-Iranian Languages: Hindi, Urdu, Persian, Bengali, etc.
* Celtic Languages: Irish, Gaelic, Welsh, etc.
* Greek
* Armenian
* Albanian
It's important to note that this is a simplification. There are many more branches and sub-branches within the Indo-European family, and the relationships between languages can be complex and nuanced.