Here's a more detailed breakdown:
Southern Europe:
* Italy: Italian
* Spain: Spanish, Catalan, Galician
* Portugal: Portuguese
* Romania: Romanian
* France: Occitan (a regional language)
* Malta: Maltese (a Semitic language with significant Romance influence)
* Albania: Arberesh (a dialect of Albanian with significant Italian influence)
Western Europe:
* France: French
* Belgium: French (a co-official language alongside Dutch and German)
* Switzerland: French (a co-official language alongside German, Italian, and Romansh)
* Monaco: French
* Andorra: Catalan (a co-official language alongside Spanish)
Eastern Europe:
* Moldova: Romanian
* Ukraine: Romanian (in the Bukovina region)
* Serbia: Vlach (a Romanian dialect)
It's important to note that the borders of these regions are not always clear-cut, and there are areas where other languages are spoken alongside Romance languages. Additionally, some Romance languages have also spread beyond Europe through colonization and migration.