King James I was a polyglot, multilingual speaker and knew, read, & spoke in the following 6 languages (Go-To List):
π¬π§English (as shown by his works such as his Basilikon Doron, his The Workes of the Most High and Mightie Prince, Iames, and the books he wrote in English)
π²π«French (Proof 1)
πLatin (Proof 1 Proof 2, Proof 3)
π¬π·Greek (Proof 1 and Proof 2)
πBiblical Hebrew (Link 1 & Link 2)
π΄σ §σ ’σ ³σ £σ ΄σ ΏScottish (Link)
πKing James was talented. He knew French, Latin, English, and more languages! Link
πSurprisingly, King James I also knew+read in the Biblical Hebrew language (not the 1800s' Modern Hebrew) and mentions some books he read in both that ancient language and in Greek (such as of the Greek named Hillary who was from the 300s AD) Link
πKing James going back to the Hebrew? Who would've thought? Certainly not the Ruckmanfan Link
πKing James I translated Latin quotes into English. Another proof that he/King James I of Britain was very skilled and talented! Link
πKing James I learned, knew, and read Greek. Link
πKing James I knew Scottish, Latin, and Greek. Link
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