No and no
4

OK....Vatican San Marino, Malta,,, well I won lol

No (you have to choose one elroi xD stop cheating)
3

Vatican

No
2

Malta

YES

Congrats!!!

Maybe we should do 10 - 15 handicapping

No I think we should improve the rules: Allow whatever geographic entity, and once you guessed right (yes), you do not waste a frain.

What like, oceans, mountains, terrain, etc.?

No, countries, territories, cities

territories?

Wait wait WAIT.

Malta DŒS NOT have an Italic tongue as any official tongue - you're wrong, Panda's is invalid, time to start this game again, start guessing for Elroi's country (also, has to be a country with land). Otherwise, it will get too hard.

First frain: Dœs it border CIS?

Of course it is, Italian was the official language of Malta until the 30s, and nowadays 66% of the Maltese can speak Italian, 10% using it as a daily basis. Need more infos?

Anyway I'm clearly more right than you with Georgia in Europe xD seriously Juq...

I asked whether a Romance tongue was the main tongue spoken and Ox asked if a Romance tongue was the official tongue there.

Obviously Maltese and English dominate those areas.

Ask Lionheart if Georgia is in Europe, he will agree.

Edited 4/23/2015 13:25:04

Lionheart is retiring, and no Georgia isn't Europe, neither are Azerbaijan, Anatolia or Kazakhstan. So stop arguing with that you are again wrong.
About Malta, Italian is still widely spoken, and despite English replaced Italian not so long ago as the official language, Italian is still the cultural/historical language, Maltese being heavily influenced by Italian through Sicilian.

And I think I was enough clear when I specified"partly" I even warned you about asking me accurate questions, things you never did with Georgia.

Look closely at the boundries.

I asked if an Italic tongue was the most spoken. I did not ask partly, I asked which was most.

Edited 4/23/2015 13:38:57

I was answerng to Ox not you as your question wasn't posted while I was typing. Btw your question was anyway inaccurate as italic is incorrect if you were talking about the romance family language: You can use "romance" (not romantic) or "Latin languages" (not italic).

And again Georgia isn't in Europe or shall we consider Turkey (Anatolia counted) as geographically part of Europe.