What was petrarch's vernacular?

a) iambic pentameter
b) latin
c) a position in the church
d) italian

D) Italian

A vernacular language is that which is used in everyday life by a specific population. It is distinguished from a national or literary language (which is used in formal, official settings or for literary production) and from a lingua franca (which is the language used to facilitate communication across a large area, even when it is not the native language of the population). Petrarch's vernacular was Italian, at a time when the language was not the native language of most of the country, nor was it used in literary production (this was Latin).

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