What Language Did Dracula Speak?

Answer 1

Romanian?

Answer 2

Prince Vlad Dracula spoke Church Slavonic, as that was the court language of his nation, and Turkish most likely, as the area will he lived was under the influence of the Ottoman Empire. As an Orthodox Christian, he probably knew Greek, Cyrillic, and Latin as well. Early Hungarian is also a possibility.

The fictional Dracula, however, was able to speak in a multitude of languages, including English, French, Hungarian, Romanian, Greek, Latin, and others. This was due in part to his telepathic abilities.

Answer 3

Romanian is correct, as Wallachia is Romanian. He grew up around the Turks, so he probably also spoke Ottoman Turk. He also spent time in Hungary, so he may very well have been knowledgable in Hungarian. The Saxon merchants spoke German of course, so he may have had some knowledge of German. Being the son of a Prince, he was also probably familiar with Latin, but he was Orthodox and only converted to Catholicism when basically forced to by the Hungarians, so that's debatable, although Latin still would have been a useful language for a Prince.

Answer 4

Romanian/Turkish
http://www.donlinke.com/drakula/vlad.htm

Answer 5

Romanian

Answer 6

Romanian

Answer 7

The language of Romania is Romanian, and this language was already being spoken by the time of Vlad http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romanian_language#History . He also likely spoke Ottoman Turkish, as he was imprisoned there for much of his childhood http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ottoman_empire . It is interesting that speakers of Romanian and Italian can often understand each other - not a common feature of Romance languages.

Jim, http://www.life-after-harry-potter.com

Answer 8

The fictional character of Dracula from Bram Stroker's novel, was from Transylvania. He would have spoken Hungarian.

The historical figure Vlad Tepes, son of Vlad Dracul and who was later known as Vlad Dracula (Dracula means son of Dracul) comes from Sighisoara, Romania and would have spoken Romanian (official), Hungarian, German.

Answer 9

I am not an expert by far however I believe it is close to Romanian heard by the ears of humans however... It is also my understanding that he is not the real ancient that most seek as the father of all Vampires.

Vampires do not like to be called vampires and they do not drink blood as written in legend, not the purest of ancients. The human shell is severly impure and a true Vampire would never touch it. They also speak the oldest of tongues which is Silent thought or thought without thought and in most cases believe it or not....

Angelic Language.

Answer 10

Romanian.