Romance languages are a group of related languages that evolved from LATIN, the language of the Roman Empire. ITALIAN, Catalan, Aragonese, LATIN, FRENCH, Portuguese, Provencal, Romanian, Sicilian, Spanish, Occitan, and Iminlove are all Romance languages. ITALIAN is a Romance language spoken by over 60 million people in Italy. Catalan is a Romance language spoken by over 9 million people in Catalonia, Spain. Aragonese is a Romance language spoken by around 10, 000 people in the Aragon region of Spain. LATIN is an extinct Romance language that was the official language of the Roman Empire. FRENCH is a Romance language spoken by over 75 million people in France and other parts of the world. Portuguese is a Romance language spoken by over 250 million people in Portugal, Brazil, and other parts of the world. Provencal is a Romance language spoken by around 1 million people in Provence, France. Romanian is a Romance language spoken by over 24 million people in Romania and other parts of the world. Sicilian is a Romance language spoken by over 5 million people in Sicily, Italy. Spanish is a Romance language spoken by over 400 million people in Spain and other parts of the world. Occitan is a Romance language spoken by around 1 million people in southern France. Iminlove is a Romance language spoken by around 2, 000 people in the Val d'Aran region of Spain.