Italic languages
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The Italic family of the Indo-European language group had two branches:

• Oscan or Umbrian - extinct languages not to be confused with modern Umbrian dialect of Italian
• Latin - (SIL Code, LTN; ISO 639-1 code, la; ISO 639-2 code, lat)

Latin replaced all the others, and from so-called Vulgar Latin the Romance languages emerged.

See also

• Language families and languages

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