Question

Following the 4th century BC, what became the dominant language in the middle east?

Answer 1

The dominant language in the middle east in the following 4th century BC was Greek. 

The Greek language is classified as a member of a Greek subfamily of the Indo-European languages. In the 4th Century BC, it influences with the expansion of Macedonian conquests of Alexnder the Great. Hordes of people moved from the areas of the modern-day Greece to settlements in the Middle East during the Hellenistic period, bring the Attic language with them that's why Greek is the most common language of the Middle East.