What language did the Dacians speak? Is there any evidence of it still existing today?

 The Dacians were an ancient people who lived in what is now modern-day Romania. The language spoken by the Dacians is believed to have been a form of Thracian, which was a branch of the Indo-European language family. However, very little is known about the Dacian language, as there are only a few fragments of written texts that have survived to the present day.

There is no evidence that the Dacian language is still spoken today, as the Dacians were assimilated into other cultures and their language disappeared over time. However, some scholars have suggested that certain words and phrases from the Dacian language may have survived in the modern Romanian language, which is spoken in Romania and other parts of Eastern Europe.

Overall, the Dacian language is a largely unknown and extinct language that has not been widely studied by linguists. However, some research has been done on the few surviving texts and artifacts, and this has provided some insights into the language and culture of the Dacians.