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Many scholars are in the general agreement that Jesus and His disciples spoke in the then common language in Jerusalem - Aramaic.
Millions of people spoke Koine Greek. Some used the Latin of the Romans. Where ever the Romans ruled you will have found people who spoke in Greek and their own nation's language. I have added a link below if you have a real interest in the language use and history.
A ong way straight in whatever language the Indians spoke in this area (butler, pa).
Firstly there was no such thing as 'Roman' a language, they spoke Latin and 10 in Latin is 'decem'.
Because of the place they first were living, in Nazareth, they spoke Koine Greek, which was the language of the Government. They had to speak Hebrew to be able to go to the temple for worship, or to read the Holy Writings. They were in Egypt for a while, so they had to at least speak a little Egyptian and possibly other languages that are dead now. Although Greek was the international language of the New Testament period, most historians say that Jesus also spoke Aramaic at home with Joseph and Mary.