context: The Canaanite languages ​​are a group of Semitic languages ​​that belong to the Northwest Semitic languages ​​- the Canaanite branch. The Canaanite languages ​​spread in the land of Canaan, which mainly includes Palestine, the western coast of Lebanon, and the southwestern part of Syria by the Canaanites after they migrated to them, and these languages ​​were a group of dialects closely related to each other in linguistic traits.
question: Where did the Canaanite languages ​​spread?
answers.text: Palestine, the western coast of Lebanon, and the southwestern part of Syria