Why Did Rome Stop Using Greek on Its Coins?

Long ago, the Roman Empire was huge. It included many people who spoke Greek. At first, Roman money had words in both Latin and Greek so everyone could understand it. But later, Romans decided they wanted to show they were the bosses. They started putting more Latin on their coins and less Greek. This was like a team captain choosing their own language for the scoreboard instead of using the translator's version. It sent a strong message: Rome rules, and we speak our own tongue now.