The Cappadocian Greek language was believed by some scholars to have been extinct, but in 2005, descendants of the Cappadocian Greeks were discovered still speaking their traditional language fluently in central and northern Greece.
The Cappadocian Greek language was believed by some scholars to have been extinct for many years. The language was then declared alive in 2005, when descendants of Cappadocian Greeks were discovered still speaking the language fluently in central and northern Greece.