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How many astronauts have walked on the moon?
How many astronauts have walked on Venus?
How many moons does Venus have?
How many Australian states have a cardinal direction in their name?
How many World War I veterans are still alive?
How many fish give live birth?
How many trees grow grapes?
How many independent countries are in Antarctica?
How many FIFA World Cups has the Netherlands won?
How many popes were born in Asia?
How many Disney animated movies have won a Best Picture Oscar?
How many cellos are in a standard orchestra?
How many Spaniards are Catalonian?
How many monarchies are in South America?
How many of Henry VIII’s wives outlived him?
How many Kardashian sisters have been divorced?
How many native Latin speakers are there?
How many lakes are deeper than Lake Superior?
How many children did Winston Churchill have?
How many people live to 110?
How many of Japan’s “big islands” are spelled with an “R”?
How many American states are spelled with an “X”?
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Yeah there technically aren't any countries fully in Antarctica, but then it should be worded better since several have territorial claims.
That's leaving aside that it could be argued that Italian, French, Spanish etc. are in fact, dialects of Latin because Latin has never ceased to be spoken as a common language.
The article about Klingon says that some guy raised his son with Klingon as a native language while his mother spoke to him in English. After his fifth birthday, the son stopped responding to him in Klingon as he clearly didn't enjoy it, so he switched to English.
It's certainly possible that one person on Earth raised their kid to speak Latin as a native language. The difference between Esperanto and Klingon is that Esperantism is a movement. I'm not aware of any movement to make Latin a universal second language.