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@AspartameDagger @k0tuz Makes sense, thanks.

@AspartameDagger @k0tuz Could it be the population of Dardania were Triballi and the elite were illyrian?

@AspartameDagger @k0tuz -you fought unsuccessfully with the Illyrians, the Triballians, and the Thracians" I always wondered why he didnt mention the Dardani instead of the Triballians, since the Macedonians had constant battle with the Dardanians for many decades.

@AspartameDagger So would that not be in central Albania? Is one degree of longitude not around 90 km?

@AspartameDagger What do you say to people who claim Zgerdhesh in Albania as Albanopolis?

@Shtergu @MarianaKoceku1 Stfu sklav, stop lurking in albanian spaces like cockroaches. You are not wanted here.

@MarianaKoceku1 what the fuck do you have to do with protests in Macedonia if you're not from Macedonia?

Jam rrugës për në Shkup për me iu bashku studentëve shqiptarë që sot po ngrejnë zanin për gjuhën shqipe dhe për të drejtat e tyne. Lajmet se studentët shqiptarë po ndalohen në kufi dhe nuk po lejohen me marrë pjesë në një protestë paqësore janë shumë shqetësuese dhe nuk i shërbejnë klimës që të gjithë duem me ndërtu. E drejta për me protestu paqësisht dhe me mbrojt gjuhën e identitetin tand asht një e drejtë themelore demokratike.

@AspartameDagger W Riverman. That dude is a freak genius.

@Shqypetari @k0tuz @nrken19 It bears a lot of structural similarity to attested Dacian placenames, I dont know what you are talking about. And I said Daco-Moesia which is Dardania. The Dardanian population was not from the Glasinic-Mat culture, which is what illyrians are.

@Vato_Valenti @k0tuz @nrken19 Proto-Albanian bears no structural similarities to Dacian and there is no evidence to pair the two. The ancestors of Proto-Albanian are said to be in Dardania and not Dacia. Dacian has extremely little to no impact on our language.

Ancient DNA evidence for the history of the Albanians nature.com/articles/s4156…

@k0tuz @nrken19 Proto-Albanian derives from Dacian. The publishers of this article called "rrenjet", are very pro illyrian hypothesis and are extremely biased. E-V13 = Daco-Thracian > Dacian > Daco-Moesian > Proto-Albanian. Read Georgievs work he literally says the same thing.

@nrken19 Labelling the E-V13 sample from Naissus as Western Balkans is not honest work. Nor the ones from Northern Balkans were Daco-Moesian presence was strong.

@Trelarat @Kosovo_Update No, albanian is a dacian language

@Kosovo_Update My take...Albanian is a continuation of ancient Illyrian and Thracian speech...two closely related dialects with their own variations like today’s Gheg and Tosk..later "mixed" with loanwords, but still preserving the core of both old Balkan languages.

Switzerland invests €1M to trace Albanian language origins. Basel-led (SNSF-funded) project reconstructs how Albanians spoke in antiquity and where Proto-Albanian was used.

@dusoula @5gheg Fuck the Standard.

@5gheg If it’s closer to standard sure, but not the APO DIN POOO DEEEE

@SamiFlamuri Without a doubt, Vladimir Georgiev hit the nail on the head with his Daco-Mysian hypothesis. Albanian is a Dacian language from Moesia Superior (EV-13) that migrated into modern Albania between 300-900 AD.

What they all agree on: Proto-Albanian was forged somewhere in the western Balkans, under Roman pressure, long before it reached the Adriatic coast. The language survived. The debate hasn’t ended.

@burreidheut We say "jam i untë" in Tetova

On the etymology of Albanian „uri“ = „hunger“ - An inherited word, from the PIE root = „to love, to desire“, so the word originally meant „yearning, longing“ - the PIE root birthed two independent stems continued in Old Albanian, a masculine „ûû,-ni“ and a feminine „ûû-ja“ 1/2

@burreidheut @ShenMehilli Isnt bujar or bujtar the Proto-Albanian word for guest.

@ShenMehilli Well yes, but you asked me whether there was a word for it :P But no, an inherited one is not known. That vanished before Albanian was written down.

51 Albanian verbs that originate from Latin:

@ItsMartin191 @NotSonnyFaz There is not a direct testimony from James himself affirming Paul, as for Peter, we do not know the author of Peter 2. You have nothing, your beliefs are full of doubts. Only thing you can do is attack others.

@NotSonnyFaz Good, I agree. Peter, James, Luke (direct disciples of Jesus) attest to the truthfulness of Paul. Nothing about an arabic caravan robber coming as a prophet. So I trust Paul.

The irony of this statement is palpable Christians don’t realize how much of their faith is based on trusting Paul Someone who never met Jesus in the flesh, was MASSACRING the earlier followers of Jesus, then wrote HALF the Bible You as a Christian. Should determine who’s the REAL false prophet, Muhammad or Paul…