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1.Kindly note that the question is about the most influential language in
ancient times.This question is too general.In ancient days, we can not say
that only one language was most influential in the whole world.The answer
depends on the specific regions of the world.We can only talk of the great
civilizations of Ancient world and answer this question.In Egyptian
civilization, they had their own language.You must have heard of
Hieroglyphs also found in egyptian inscriptions.When Rome was ruling
major parts of the world, latin was very influential.Many ancient works are
in latin.Latin and Greek are known as classicial languages.In Arabian area,
it was the Arabic.India had several languages.But classical language of
india was sanscrit.China had its own language.It was also a great
civlilization.

1.Therefore we require a more specific question to answer the

first question.There were many ancient languages which were
influential in the particular regions of the world.Today English is
the most influential language in the world.In ancient days, it was
not so because English language itself evolved over a period of
several centuries.

2.The second question is not difficult to answer.In modern times,

the most widely studied language is English. The reasons can
definitely be analyzed.Though Britain was not a big country, the
British were very adventurous and pioneers in exploration of
unknown territories.The adventurous British spread their
tentacles far and wide establishing colonies.Wherever they went,
they took pains to spread their language also.The people of the
subject nations had a necessity to learn English for sheer
survival.There is a saying,"The sun never sets in the British
Empire." It means Britain controlled most parts of the
world.When they established colonies in different parts of the
world, the British
introduced their culture and language also.Thus English became a
language used in many parts of the world.Moreover, it became a
link language to people speaking different languages.A person
speaking Arabic language and another speaking Russian could
communicate only in a language known to both. English has
become such a language in modern times.

3. As regards languages of Europe in the 16th Century, to my

mind , it appears that the classical languages like Latin and
Greece gained much strength. There was also development of
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