Probably several, but for certain Greek.
His own name is Greek, meaning "he who pushes away other men". Moreover, he has said that he was a Greek, he took part in the Olympic Games (held only for Greeks) and he never used any non-Greek language during his reign and campaigns against the Persians.
His Father, Philip, was Greek, and of course spoke Greek.
His mother, Olympias, was also Greek and spoke only Greek.
Of course with some accent, because of the distance from the Greek city states of the south. Sometimes the southern Greeks could not understand this accent. In the same way that Americans cannot understand the accent of some Hawaiians.
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Macedonians did not speak Greek between themselves, nor were Macedonians considered Greek by their xenophobic Greek neighbors. Traditionally Macedonians spoke Doric. Syriac (old Aramaic) was also a common language of Middle Eastern people and he could have spoken that.
Alexander the great spoke the Doric form of Greek spoken in the ancient Greek kingdom of Macedonia and Koine Greek which was developed from the Attic form of Greek for use as a common dialect among all Greeks. There is no indication he spoke any other language.
Greek I think. He grew up a Macedonian prince so he most likely did.
Greek
He didn't...... He was a Macedonian.
Alexander, who loved all things Greek, introduced the Greek language and Greek ways to Judah.
Alexander the Great helped to preserve Hellenic culture by spreading Greek language and literature throughout the Eastern countries. Alexander understood that in order to control his empire he would have to homogenize them with the Greek language and culture.
Alexander the great was Greek.
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Alexander Macedonian (the great) spoke Ancient Macedonian Language
Alexander Graham Bell as an elder knew the English language, and the Mohawk language. This was especially useful because he was marketing the invention of the telephone at that time.
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english, russian, norwiegian, swedish and a little danish. his first language is norwiegian
You would speak the same language you spoke before you went to Great Britain. If you're asking what language you should use in Great Britain, the answer is English.
Alexander the great
He didn't...... He was a Macedonian.
Alexander the Great
No. People from Great Britain are British- most speak English. There is no language called British.
Alexander, who loved all things Greek, introduced the Greek language and Greek ways to Judah.
He spread Greek culture such as the Greek language and religion.
Constantine would have had to have spoken both Latin, his native language, and Greek, the diplomatic language of his time.