Gothic language

Gothic warriors, speaking the Gothic language, ruled kingdoms in Italy and Spain in former Roman provinces, after the collapse of the Western Roman Empire.

The Gothic language was a Germanic language. It was spoken by the people of one of the Germanic tribes which occupied former provinces of ancient Rome, after the collapse of the Western Roman empire.

A version of the Christian Bible was translated into the Gothic language survives today.

Gothic warriors ruled a lost Roman provinces in what is now Italy and Spain. Their language died when those Gothic rulers were defeated, since their subjects had always spoken dialects of the Latin language.