GREEK, ARMENIAN, & ALBANIAN

[@darmakusuma891]

They're all Indo-European isolates (the only member of each's subgroup) which make them quite fascinating.

[@andrewtheworldcitizen]

well, that's not exactly true.... they're the only surviving member of their respective sub group of IE that is a major language of a nation-state and which is still spoken today....

[@sakhaballanimations]

all is paleo balkanic

[@darmakusuma891]

@@andrewtheworldcitizen and that makes them isolate since they have no living relatives within their subgroups.

[@whois978]

The tree most the oldest languages in Europe

[@Finka651]

It’s true but Albanian and Armenian are different because there were different greek languages that died out while alb + arm have no known older dialects

[@ylliriaalbania326]

The 3 most special and unique languages of the Indo-European family..Thanks Andy

[@LoyalistHellHound]

Kavkaziada

[@Besajone1]

@@LoyalistHellHound Welll, the original Proto-Indo-European language (wich slavic languages stem from too) originated i. south Caucasus… so dont worry, you are equally Caucasoid as are Greeks Armenians and Albanians… except that they were the earliest i do-european languages to mix with local Balkan pre i do europeans

[@peynirformaggio6915]

I think it is tocharian

[@darioshub]

I've always found Albanian a very interesting language because it's so unique and different. I love unique languages but the issue is that there aren't many free online materials to learn from and it's usually just very basic level.

[@ermirdestani]

I don't know where you come from but I would suggest buying a dictionary or some teaching method of the language you speak. If you speak any foreign language, for example Italian, English, German, Greek, you can find many books in these languages that Albanians usually learn the languages I mentioned above.

[@darioshub]

@@ermirdestani I'm Croatian.Yes, I see what you mean and I usually use materials in English for learning other languages and I meant to say that most online books and websites that are free, just teach very basic phrases and words.

[@mysteriousDSF]

It gets exponentially more difficult when you're like me and you want to learn a Nilotic language like Luo or Nuer 😅

[@Jacob.D.]

Now we got Chatgpt. It could be a pretty useful tool to practice with foreign language.(it has Albanian or not? If not other A.I. could help)

[@RogerRamos1993]

Ask Chatgpt to create dialogues and explain grammar to you.

[@TerminatedinYouTube]

Հայաստանում եմ Είμαι στην Ελλάδα Unë jam në Shqipëri

[@cosmina.m.7570]

I love armenian and albanian. Wish I could speak them one day.

[@mirdita]

😂😂😂 lmfaooo honestly me as an albanian im more interested on latin languages ,,,, they are cool

[@romenyesayan3855]

Ես կարամ խոսալ Հայրեն (I can speak Armenian)

[@dalubwikaan161]

Armenian letters really spoke my heart *chef kiss.

[@lba6859]

Շնորհակալություն/ shnorakaluytiun Thank you!❤

[@evladifat6322]

Albanian sounds are very unique. It has a special relationship with ancient times.

[@davidscwimer1974]

I think it’s mostly Slavic Turkish and Greek

[@evladifat6322]

@@davidscwimer1974 No it isn't

[@evladifat6322]

@@davidscwimer1974 Interesting fact 1: EMATHIA the antic name of Macedonia of The Great Alexander. In Albanian; EMATHIA means THE GREATNESS. It is written as "E MADHIA". On Google:E MADHIA = THE GREATNESS/THE GREAT. Albanian speakers already know "e madhia" means "the great/the greatness".

[@evladifat6322]

@@davidscwimer1974 Interesting fact 2: Do you know the Troy? TROYA in Albanian means THE LAND. It is written as TROJA. (J=Y) TROYA WAR=LUFTA E TROJES=THE LAND WAR Not: On Google write in plural form TROJET or a phrase TROJET TONA=OUR LANDS

[@evladifat6322]

@@davidscwimer1974 Interesting fact 3: IYON SEA in Albanian means OUR SEA. Written as I JON; seperate and with "j" letter instead of "y" (J=Y). Read as "iyon". I JON=our; DET = sea On Google: DET I JON = OUR SEA Everyone who knows Albanian know that.

[@yugathyt8407]

I like all languages 🇵🇦❤🇬🇷❤🇦🇲❤🇦🇱❤

[@dertyp7916]

Albania best☝️☝️

[@_YouTube-User_]

​@@dertyp7916Greek best

[@zeropsaft]

@@_KZbin-User_ agree

[@Ίων-π8ρ]

​@@_KZbin-User_sure Greek is better, and much older than albanian. Armenian is also good and old.

[@southepirote7676]

@@Ίων-π8ρ Greek much older than Albanian? 😂

[@ARMENIAN_EAGLE22]

Love to my Shqipes and Greeks🇦🇲❤️🇽🇰🇦🇱🇬🇷

[@valley6824]

Greetings from Albania to you. 🇦🇱🇽🇰❤🇦🇲

[@Arbeniot]

Respect to 🇦🇲 from 🇦🇱

[@Ducks_are_innocent_and_cute]

I'm so glad you're not ogi

[@fannyrojas2359]

Love hellenic : 💕🇬🇷❤🇦🇱❤🇽🇰❤🇦🇲

[@Domina1190]

Love to Armenia from an Albanian!

[@Hun_Uinaq]

I have always loved the sound of the Greek language whether it is in its ancient form or its modern form. It is utterly beautiful to me.

[@Ίων-π8ρ]

Thanx from a Greek 🇬🇷

[@lopezportillo]

I’ve always felt like I could understand Albanian, it sounds so familiar to me, but yet I don’t understand a word

[@ylliriaalbania326]

Hola

[@lopezportillo]

@@ylliriaalbania326 Hola hola

[@ylliriaalbania326]

@@lopezportillo Gracias por interesarte en el albanes.De donde eres amigo?

[@lopezportillo]

@@ylliriaalbania326 Mexico 🇲🇽

[@alfehimhasi]

@@lopezportillo Mexico 🇲🇽 en albanes significa ME-XICO (mirame) o veame se pronunce "me-shiko" es un territorio relacionado con el cabello de la frente de la cabeza no se que historias podrian tener relacionado a eso pero la etimologia sale asi

[@radubradu]

Very beautiful languages all of them.

[@OctoPie-k7n]

This would be helpful for me when I visit Greece. Thanks👍👍👍

[@carlosalerno98]

Love this video! Love the Greek language (I'm studying that) and concerning Albanian, it's spoken in Southern Italy and Sicily (Arbëreshë). You should make a video with the difference between Standard Greek, Cypriot Greek, Cretan Greek, Calabrian Greek and Pontic Greek. It would be a good idea 🇬🇷

[@sklodjan]

Did you say calabrian greek? Obviously you meant to say Calabrian Albanian,

[@carlosalerno98]

@@sklodjan Yes, I said Calabrian Greek, but in Calabria there are some Albanian-speaking villages

[@sklodjan]

@@carlosalerno98 Never heard that you saying, Calabrian means : Kala (castle) Arbëri ( Ancient name of one Albanian king ) (The castle of Arberi )

[@sklodjan]

They are Albanian who came from Morea ( pelopones today in Greek territory) There’s an old song who they always sing : moj e bukura more si te lash e me nuk te pash; Ohh our beautiful Morea I left you and never saw you again, there I left our brothers , our sisters our fathers and our mothers all buried under the ground, so and so ………. Untill today they speak Ancient Albanian which is very related with Today Albanian language and nothing to do with greeks

[@someonethatlikesyou7713]

​@@sklodjan I'm arvanite and what the frick are talking about

[@zephyruslodwick5931]

Could you compare the stages of Greek's evolution, Archaic, Classical, Koine, Byzantine, and Modern?

[@ArditSr]

Gjuha shqipe rrjedh si poezi ❤

[@Davlavi]

Informative as always.

[@bruhmane1944]

Why does Albanian sound so beautiful ?

[@Helmuesi911]

I don’t know but it does.

[@davidscwimer1974]

Sounds like Turkish and German mixed

[@alexpetrache9895]

Very good!Indeed Albanian shares some isogloses with Germanic.But these are some traces of a common IE heritage.But very good observation. :)

[@garrynewman6211]

@@davidscwimer1974Sounds like no other language because it has no close relatives and doesn’t derive from another group of languages unlike 99%+ of world languages

[@davidscwimer1974]

@@garrynewman6211 it’s littered with Slavic Turkic and Greek. Over 30%

[@joshuabradshaw9120]

It's amazing how all the Indo European language families came to sound so different from one another. Even within those families different branches emerged. For example, as a native English speaker I cannot comprehend much Danish, Swedish or Norwegian and only a little more Dutch and German.

[@thebenevolentsun6575]

Tbh I find it incredible after learning Greek how similar English is to the other Germanic languages.

[@evladifat6322]

Interesting fact 2: IYON SEA in Albanian means OUR SEA. Written as I JON; seperate and with "j" letter instead of "y" (J=Y). Read as "iyon". I JON=our; DET = sea On Google: DET I JON = OUR SEA Everyone who knows Albanian know that.

[@chrisg.k487]

Kocaqi made big damage to you😂😂😂😂

[@evladifat6322]

@@chrisg.k487 Who is she?

[@AthrihosPithekos]

@@evladifat6322 It means that the analysis is fake. The Albanian-Illyrian hypothesis is in doubt due to lack of evidence. It is quite likely that the Albanians originate either from the mountains of Kosovo or the former Roman province of Dacia-Mysia. They don't have any original vocabulary about seafaring. The Illyrians of the Adriatic were supposed to be sea people. The Albanians apply agricultural terminology to the sea.

[@edoardodyrma4604]

​@@AthrihosPithekoskeep dreaming

[@it23H]

Det just means sea not the sea "the sea" would mean "Deti" so "Deti I jon" that still doesn’t make sense it needs to be "Deti o/osht/është i jon"

[@luissuarez5153]

Actually you can see the similarities between greek and armenian.

[@zeropsaft]

Our Linguistic split was more recent than the Albanic/Illyrian language

[@Wolfgonbuaf]

The Greek invasion of Asia Minor, including the Caucasus, created a mixture

[@bampboy9938]

🇬🇷 🇦🇲 🇦🇱

[@IllyrianPower214]

Would you please make more videos about Indo-European languages??

[@fgconnolly4170]

literally the whole channel is full of indo European languages, they make up a large proportion of the languages on earth

[@ylliriaalbania326]

@@fgconnolly4170 True haha

[@globetrekker86]

Hayeren sounds calming in this entry

[@TruckEu22]

Im albanian but greek language is very beautiful. I like to listen greek all the day

[@ΕυαγγελοςΑγγελος-ρ6ζ]

Im Greek And I Also Like Albanian Language I Want To Learn It Some Day

[@ΕυαγγελοςΑγγελος-ρ6ζ]

@DuaLipaLover3.0 I like your language and wanted to make a comment i just don't like your propaganda towards Greeks

[@Killswitch-ON]

@@ΕυαγγελοςΑγγελος-ρ6ζ Don´t bother bro. we´re all human. Btw, we was neighbourd for centuries, and survived all empires and wars. We´re still here. Regards from Dardania

[@universityofartvenice]

Albanian has something very unique that makes them oldest Europe language ! Albanian translated all biblical , elements of importance , ancient Gods and many basic things as once life was very basic , don’t wait the oldest language to have word such “computer” , Albanian is oldest becouse gheg and tosc as two unite language Albanian branch with origin from gheg have the majesty to translate all the most important word as I mention since life beginning ! Gjarpri (gja+ pri) smth that rules or lead and from word gj=something mean word gjaku (blood) Zoti (your voice ) or God Je Zeus Cristu( je zot kri isht) meaning you are god you’re the ruler or leader ! Alban or arben (mean smth bright or white ) similiar to sun or sol invictus! Diell (sun) Albanian 7 day is called diell (Sunday ) and diell comes from (know + star ) di=know/knowledge and ill (yll) is the star (even yllirian star in Albanian two head of eagle of scanderbeg old stem) Alexander (is born by the dream ) Uji (water ) in Albanian comes from two basic you and me two elements as well make H20 important elements for water ! Deti (meaning sea) and in Albania de + ti ( mean De=dehem=seasick from sea and ti=you) Ti = you = ti i or ni mean the first ‘ Latin takes the te/ti from yllrian mean the first you ! Names such biblical PIETER (pi+eter) from the fathers meaning man was created from the stone or ground and this comes word Peter or Pietra (ston) ! Era (mean wind in Albania ) as new era or new wind (referring to Zeus as well) ZJARR (pronounced Ziarn(similiar to fire) Mean Zi=boiling and ar=gold ! And more and more very old important word that now I am very tired to type on my pc … So Albanian has the life secret in it Like example they have GOAT (Zot) pronounced same as god and Albanian called Goat (DHIA) meaning in Albanian (knowledge) and Amathia( mean my goat) a ma (amja-emja meaning my in English ) So too much coincidences but this is truth ! Truth = vertet in Albanian comes from Ver +tet (meaning put your father ) as the pray father son and Holy Spirit ! Spirit (shpirt) Albanian comes from two (shpi=home and ti =you) so spiritus is home of your spirit in you, other is Shpirti(spirit) from (shpi=shpie= bring to you so both meaning ) And this is life people ‘ Ajer=air and in Albania word Ajer(air) comes from gheg Albanian Ajer = a ere(meaning is wind ) a=is (pronounced as AA) Ere proncuned ER) German for Albanian are called as ALEMAGNE (meaning are born and can handle it ) so meaning are very brave! A + LE + MANJE (is born and can handle) Only Albanian can have LE(or LEVA) meaning born as proces of life ! BABI in Albanian comes from (ba= do and bi=bija = child or doughters) Pussy (in Albania mean black hole or the hole in the ground to put water ) Albanian word for pussy is “paidhi” meaning “see the knowledge “ or do it similiar to word of goat into it (dhi-dhia) for this infinity as a circular represent both word ! So all this most important things of life has Albanian mostly Albania gheg dialect meaning ! Let’s say word VAMPIR Albania say it as DHAMPIR (dham=teeth and pir(pirë) mean drink ) so they suck blood from teeth… Believe me albanian are on top 2 or securely oldest in Europe language !

[@User-gi2fd]

Albanian is from proto indo-european

[@it23H]

As an Albanian, many of this is very wrong and I am not reading all of that

[@anilcetinkaya1953]

Pleas can you do the different dialect of Albanian

[@evladifat6322]

Interesting fact 4: EMATHIA the antic name of Macedonia of The Great Alexander. In Albanian; EMATHIA means THE GREATNESS. It is written as "E MADHIA". On Google: E MADHIA = THE GREATNESS/THE GREAT. Albanian speakers already know "e madhia" means "the great/the greatness".

[@davidscwimer1974]

No it isn’t 😂 this is just made up Albanian fiction from Instagram 😂

[@evladifat6322]

@@davidscwimer1974 Bro if u don't know Albanian just write on Google: E MADHIA = THE GREATNESS 😁👍🏻

[@Pejannator]

hajde se na tranut me keto teoria

[@Eris329]

Emathia has nothing to do with Macedonia. The medieval Emathia was that region in north-central Albania which in our days is called Mati. A Homonym river flows through that region. On the helmet of our Lord Scanderbeg was written * IN * PE * RA * TO * RE * BT *, which means: Jhezus Nazarenus * Principi Emathie * Regi Albaniae * Terrori Osmanorum * Regi Epirotarum * Benedictat Te.

[@it23H]

"E madhia" or e "madhja" does not mean the greatness it means, "E" referring to a female gender maybe an item, "madhja" could mean A name in very rare occasions the closest is "madhe" although "madhe" is only used when referring to someone, something. There is (e) madhe (i) madh (o) madh (o) madhe u kon madh

[@valley6824]

The trio of Isolated Languages group. Where my Isolated homies at? 🇦🇱

[@Besajone1]

I can see similarities between Greek and Albanian but the Armenian seems a little different to both

[@zephyr9949]

The fact that these 3 are all Indo-European isolates… If these languages were the only Indo-European languages in the world, I don’t think they’d be classified to be related.

[@cbv7207]

Albanian and Greek would be, there's a bunch of similarities, idk enough about Armenian to say

[@buh_oowah]

I've always loved the Armenian language, hopefully someday I'll find the time to learn it.

[@ObserverEffect-xp4dk]

Օգնե՞մ քեզ։ Ո՞ր երկրից ես դու

[@mishthay5756]

@@ObserverEffect-xp4dk Դուք որտեղից եք ՞

[@farijeleka2890]

Illyria 🇦🇱 🦅 😊😊😊❤

[@davidscwimer1974]

😂 says who .. only albos

[@ill-albanoi]

@@davidscwimer1974 many others as well the we were knowns as illlyrians in the 11th century

[@davidscwimer1974]

@@ill-albanoiwho says this 😝

[@ill-albanoi]

@@davidscwimer1974 bruh

[@davidscwimer1974]

@@ill-albanoi exactly

[@alexiakolarski]

Is this Eastern Armenian? I can hear very strong influence from Farsi.

[@armgemboiii]

it is, idk about influence from Farsi.

[@esc19]

Albanian sounds nice

[@davidscwimer1974]

Mind sounds Turkish and Slavic

[@esc19]

@@davidscwimer1974 nothing of that Albanian has his own branch and is at least 8500 years old

[@davidscwimer1974]

@@esc19 Albanian is a modern language … show me some ancient Albanian writing ?

[@cheerful_crop_circle]

​@@davidscwimer1974 Albanian sounds like a Slavic language spoken with a German accent.

[@ZettQF]

@@davidscwimer1974illyrian

[@staraskola9118]

Can someone explain to me why in Albanian is not pronounced the last ë of the word?

[@Helmuesi911]

The ë at the end of the word is there to stress and elongate the vowel directly before it..

[@Anon-nv7bp]

The ë used to be pronounced. Now only some Tosks pronounce it. It is useful as it tells you if a noun is feminine.

[@staraskola9118]

@@Anon-nv7bp That's interesting! I'm romanian and in romanian is the same like in albanian, but we have letter ă instead of ë and it is pronounced every time. 🙂

[@Ίων-π8ρ]

Greek and Armenian are pretty old languages.

[@fightingstatus-IQ]

And Albanian language i the mother of those language

[@Ίων-π8ρ]

@@fightingstatus-IQ First Time I hear that the ""daughter"" languages have written evidence older than the ""mother"" language. Also first time again, I hear that ""daughter" languages have their own unique alphabet and the """"mother"""" language uses a borrowed one (latin)

[@fightingstatus-IQ]

@@Ίων-π8ρ no time to read all of that mate. The resul of recent studies of 40 scientists an historians from all around the world said Albanian developed at least 1500/2000 years before Greek and Armenian. I don’t care what you said you can go and ceck the results 😂😂

[@lba6859]

According to genetics (Lazaridis, Reich) Armenian Highlands could be possibly homeland for indo-europeans.

[@jimjim3474]

@@fightingstatus-IQ 2000 years wowow man ! It seems that 'albanians' are very smart to develop a language but very slow to create an alphabet for it , even though all the european countries had an alphabet at least 1000 years before the 'albanians' .In this field they have a problem Btw lazaridis is a pontic greek and he know that 'albanians' the northeners have armenian heritage They came from armenia throuth italy 800 years ago in the balkans .He impies that you speak armenian not the other way around

[@AlOfNorway]

How lovely!

[@shhdjdjdud]

For me greek sounds like Spanish, Armenian sounds like Turkish Mixed with Kurdish, and Albanian sounds like a mix of Slavic and Germanic.

[@Ίων-π8ρ]

Albanian sounds like a more recent dialect of Serbian language

[@dyrrahdyrracium8039]

Ka nje gje qe te 3 kto gjuhe jane nga 6000 vjet te vjetra.therat akoma nuk egzistoshin😂

[@marcoluppo5783]

That means that your ear isn’t trained at all. But that’s ok,that’s a mistake most amateurish ppl make!

[@КристинаАйрапетян-р9л]

Армянский не похож на турецкий. Армянский по звучанию схож с латинским но никак не тюркскими. Там вообще пропасть

[@Teuta25Teuta]

🤣🤣🤣un se di ca po thu,po besoj me merr vesh cfar po shkruj,se shqipja ngjan me at qe po thu ti.. you understande me? si me ja ba me ta shti ne tru se kjo si po them a e fol sllave?!! is sllavic languige ?🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣theAlbanian languige is ONE

[@dinakalliora7027]

Greek love is magic

[@ΙωάννηςΕλ]

💙🤍

[@rifqymaulanaazhar573]

what about Kurdish language?

[@smiedranokatirova5987]

no one cares

[@evladifat6322]

Interesting fact 1: Do you know the Troy? TROYA in Albanian means THE LAND. It is written as TROJA. (J=Y) TROYA WAR=LUFTA E TROJES=THE LAND WAR Not: On Google write in plural form TROJET or a phrase TROJET TONA=OUR LANDS

[@it23H]

Land means Tok Tokë Toka (It other words there is a plural form but not in Land)

[@KingsleyAmuzu]

Greek isn't Isolated, it's a Hellenic language like Tsakonian I don't know about Armenian but Albanian has Arbesh?

[@iQafa]

Isolated means there is no other language that is closely related to it. For example: Italian is related to Spanish, French and Romanian because all three of those languages are part of the Romance language family. Arbëreshë is a dialect of Albanian, not another language. Albanian is not closely related to any other language, but it is Indo-European, thus still related to other Indo-European languages.

[@iwillnotcomplyistandformyf6642]

@@iQafa French and Italian are like really on their own apart from Spanish, Portuguese, Catalan, and Romanian

[@agronajdari4970]

@@iQafaactually it’s hard to say if it’s a dialect or a language on it’s own within the Albanian language family. If you look it that way there are 4 Albanian/Albanic languages because no one can really understand each other if it wasn’t for the standard albanian: there is gheg, toskë, arberesh and arvantika. I would put the reka dialect and arbanasi within gheg because they can understand each other.

[@cheerful_crop_circle]

​​@@iQafaLearn the difference between a branch and a language family, please

[@evladifat6322]

Interesting fact 3: ILLYRIA the ancestors of the Albanians. I LIR in Albania means THE FREE MAN or NATIVE ILIR-IA, "ia" is the addition for the countries in Albanian ex.: GERMAN > GERMANIA, ILIR>ILIRIA. In Google: I LIR = FREE Everyone who knows Albanian can understand ILIR. There is another theory that ILLYRIA in Albnaian means THE NEW STAR written as YLL I RI > YLLIRI > I YLLIRIA > ILLYRIA YLL=STAR ; I RI=NEW

[@dardan-decaini-dukagjini-d3573]

ALBANIAN - ARMENIAN - OLD GREEK LANGUAGE

[@KK-qw9xd]

🇦🇱🇦🇲🇬🇷pelasgian Brother hood

[@southepirote7676]

Greeks and Armenians are not Pelasgian. Pelasgians were Albanian tribe.

[@User-gi2fd]

​​@@southepirote7676 Pelasgians weren't indo-europeans and albanian, but greeks and albanians have pelasgian blood

[@User-gi2fd]

@@southepirote7676 pelasgians aren't albanians also armenians aren't from balkans

[@southepirote7676]

@@Platoretae Pelasgians are your fathers, remember that well Rum.....

[@gGc-r6b]

greeks are turks leftover

[@ΑνΓ-η2ζ]

Greek and Armenian languages are reall unique

[@blackcat.19]

They are Illyrian dialects therefore making Albanian the mother langue of both, Armenian and Hellenic.

[@ΑνΓ-η2ζ]

@@blackcat.19 😆😆😆

[@Peter-wd6dg]

​@@blackcat.19what BS is this now lol.

[@thebenevolentsun6575]

​@@blackcat.19Yeah and my dad jumped over the moon when he was 16.

[@ΑνΓ-η2ζ]

@@blackcat.19 Greek and Armenian have their own unique alphabets The ""mother Albanian language"" has a borrowed latin one. ,,what r u talking about kid?? Are you lost??

[@besnikillyrian8520]

Albanian language came from illyrian and have some archaic relation with celt and thracian and later with latin and greek . Albanian language gave words to latin and greek and viceversa but it has his form till today , thats why it has her own branch in indoeuropian languages tree .

[@Ίων-π8ρ]

Really?? 😅

[@besnikillyrian8520]

@@Ίων-π8ρ really . Go learn and have a life

[@ΕυαγγελοςΑγγελος-ρ6ζ]

@@besnikillyrian8520 Stop Talking Bullshit And Spread Albanian Propaganda And Learn Some Real History

[@ahad1609]

​​@@ΕυαγγελοςΑγγελος-ρ6ζSicaam a latin word which comes from proto-Albanian tsika. The are ancient Laconian words from Albanian. This is true.

[@janivruho915]

​@@ΕυαγγελοςΑγγελος-ρ6ζThe grecce is all fake.

[@watchmakerful]

Where did Armenian catch these words for "two" and "three"? It's the only IE language where these particular numerals are entirely different from their IE counterparts.

[@bletrick3352]

Some Caucasus language perhaps?

[@mishthay5756]

​@@bletrick3352 no :D

[@georgeevernight2814]

Well but another numbers are pretty similar to other ie like 4=Chors - Chetire, Char etc 6-Vets - Shest, Zesechs 8=Ut - Eight 9=Inne - Nine 10=Tas\Das Ten, Desat,Das

[@aybgim3850]

Both are of IE origin, with well documented traces as linguists claim. The inital 'e' is typical for Armenian, e.g. exbayr = brother.

[@peloponnesian6415]

There is also a 'k' in Cypriot Greek word for 'two'; while in Common Greek '2' is δύο (dh'yo) or δυο (dhy'o), in Cyprus it is pronounced 'δκυο' dhky'o' (-kyo instead of -yo).

[@agronajdari4970]

To be honest. I don’t see how Albanian and Armenian are connected. Often I recognize within the German and Latin languages the most similarities. From sound to words and even grammar.

[@lindaS_]

Cool!

[@skendergjylbegaj-v8v]

Albanian language mother of indoeuropian language, this is historic facts

[@davidscwimer1974]

😂 silly

[@davidscwimer1974]

It ain’t 😝

[@janivruho915]

​@@PlatoretaeJo nga ju, sepse ju jeni gjuhtari i mbaruar me shtatë diploma

[@gGc-r6b]

@@davidscwimer1974 feel free to use our language like u did with Croatian

[@davidscwimer1974]

@@gGc-r6b what are u on about ..? Everyone apart from Albanians know that Albanian is a mix of Latin Greek Slavic and Turkish

[@Ducks_are_innocent_and_cute]

The langauges of the only countries in the world OGISM members support and respect 💀

[@mladenzrnic2669]

Հրաշալի են հայերենն ու հունարենը

[@thatonenerd21]

Greek!

[@laureanisch]

Chinese, Nahuatl and basque are language very similar

[@ryubelmont2259]

What the heck are you talking about? Chinese, Nahuatl and Basque have literally nothing in common, damn, those languages are also spoken in regions very far from each other.

[@Rippel0000]

@@ryubelmont2259chill, he’s joking.

[@laureanisch]

@@ryubelmont2259 you don't understand sarcasm

[@ylliriaalbania326]

@@Rippel0000 Why is sarcasm necessary in this case?

[@SantaFe19484]

Armenian letters look so complex.

[@SejdaHasi]

💖

[@Teuta25Teuta]

so.. I think that all the people who have knowledge about languages, know that the older the language is, the more words it has in one syllable.. translate into Greek or Armenian these one-syllable Albanian sentences.. ku ka ra ka da ...un se di sa me do ti...si ka me hy ky ke ti... ka me ra shi sa ti uj ke me u ba......a u a... a ke me me pa ma mu a jo... do me hi a jo..du me pa sa du un.... do ha e do pi sa du un.. je ka vet se ku ka ik ai ........this shows the antiquity of a language

[@ahmadsantoso9712]

Ηειιο, gοοδ αfτεrηοοη 🙂

[@cemaku]

The word for God In Albanian is Zot

[@eaglempire_mapper]

When it says "Lord" then it is Zot When it says "God" then it is Perëndi

[@YoneCynodia]

Albanian language is the language that everybody in balkans used to speak. Even today's greeks (Arvanites/Arberesh/old albanians) still can speak albanian language, they have their own dialect which is pretty cool, but unfortunately these people are the old ones. The new generation don't have the opportunity to learn since Greece is very strict to foreign language schools especially the Albanian language. Since 70% of Greece are arvanites, it's so unfair that they are prohibited to speak/learn it due to political and religious reasons.

[@hiphop24-s3s]

Greeks DNA Ionics Greeks - ancient hellenized Athenians Anatolians DNA haplo J2 Aeolians Greeks - ancient hellenized Thessalians Pelasgians DNA haplo Ev13 Dorians Greeks-real Indo European Hellenic Maccedonians and Sparta DNA haplo R

[@hiphop24-s3s]

70% is fake .. Greek DNA is heavily J2.. direct decendants of ionians greeks.

[@ΑνΓ-η2ζ]

that comment is propagandistic albanian language is the newest in balkans And dont spread lies for Greece again. We are tired of that guys.

[@Ίων-π8ρ]

Albanians jealous of the Greeks 😊

[@YoneCynodia]

Google now "how old is Albanian language" and you will learn. Go ask your grandparents to teach to you the language they used to speak. Unless you are part of 30% of so-called "greek" population, which means your origin is from Egypt/Tunisia/Iran/Turkey/Morocco etc. Because, if you are part of 70%, it means you are Arvanitis/old Albanian, and Ethena a.k.a Athens in 1820 used to speak Arvanitika/Albanian. If it burns, apply cold water in the burned area.

[@mysteriousDSF]

Albanian, Lithuanian and Latvian are the three most attractive languages in the entire Indo-European family

[@davidscwimer1974]

Albanian sounds like Slavic Turkish

[@mysteriousDSF]

@@davidscwimer1974 no, it sounds like a very tangibly Indo-European language that is just not particularly similar to any larger groups. It has a Mediterranean zing to it but it's clearly not Romance and not even Greek. No Slavic zing in it. No similarity with Turkish because that's clearly not Indo-European. I could imagine Albanian as a language spoken in the Byzantine region before Turkic or any other groups arrived - just from its vibe.

[@davidscwimer1974]

@@mysteriousDSF it sound similar due to geographical proximity and centuries of contact with Slavic-speaking neighbors. This contact led to significant borrowing of vocabulary and phonetic influences, especially in northern Albanian dialects like Gheg, which shares more features with Slavic languages due to its location. Additionally, shared historical influences, such as from the Ottoman Empire, contributed to the similarity. While Albanian has been influenced by Slavic languages it also has heavy influences from Turkish.

[@mysteriousDSF]

@@davidscwimer1974 while all this true I maintain that Albanian sounds neither Slavic nor like Turkish. Loads of loanwords? Sure. I'm Hungarian and we also have a myriad of loanwords from Turkic and Slavic languages but we still sound nothing like them and our sound resembles that of Finnish instead.

[@davidscwimer1974]

@@mysteriousDSF I think it sounds Slavic due to the fact it shares phonetic similarities with Slavic languages. Albanian and Slavic languages both use sibilant sounds like “sh” (ʃ) and “zh” (ʒ). In Albanian, examples include “shqip” (Albanian) and “zhvillim” (development). These sounds are also common in South Slavic languages, like in Serbian “šuma” (forest) or “život” (life). Also like Slavic it has Palatalized Consonants. such as “gj” (ɟ) and “q” (c), which resemble certain palatalized sounds found in Slavic languages. For instance, “gj” in Albanian (e.g., “gjatë” for long) is somewhat similar to the Slavic soft “dj” or “đ” sound found in Serbian and Croatian (e.g., “đak” for student). Also, Both Albanian and Slavic languages have voiced and unvoiced consonant pairs, like “b/p,” “d/t,” and “g/k.” For example, in Albanian “breg” (shore) and “krah” (arm) parallel Slavic words like “brdo” (hill) in Serbian or “krak” (arm) in Polish. The way these sounds shift between voiced and unvoiced is a shared feature. Just saying

[@gordonpi8674]

Comparing these 3 languages is like comparing Chinese, Urdu and Tamil. Not any connection.

[@sdominik3945]

why are armenian numbers so different

[@gevorgvanarmenie9788]

Persian influence

[@sdominik3945]

@@gevorgvanarmenie9788 but even persian numbers are more similar (to me)

[@georgeevernight2814]

@@gevorgvanarmenie9788 Not everything in armenian is persian influance egbayr. Morever persian is IE language as well and it is more like another IE than armenian. In fact I think that armenian is double language urarto-arryan

[@gevorgvanarmenie9788]

@@georgeevernight2814 of course, but as neighbouring people, under Persian dominance, our language was heavily influenced by them. Compare modern Armenian to Grabar and compare Grabar to Old Persian or even modern Farsi.

[@georgeevernight2814]

@@gevorgvanarmenie9788 Yes but as I say not everything is from persian. Even more something in persian is from armenian actually

[@William_Does_Coasters2255]

I think that Armenian is more closely related to Sanskrit

[@tonymaroni1921]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@crisantinapangilinan8375]

Indo European

[@romenyesayan3855]

🇦🇲🇦🇲armenia

[@Sniper___]

Siptarian sounds very Turkish ngl

[@nightmare6678]

yot değiş yotı - ut değil utı - tas değil dası

[@theone5656]

Albanian language the best

[@Hayastantzi92]

3 in Armenian is chors, there's no v

[@jorham1]

greek and armenian two oldest languages

[@illyriankingdom8810]

what oldest greek are you say greek languag is not more than 200 years old it's a language was used just in church if you look the old documents in archives the ancient greek didn't exist at at if you look old balkan map of 3th century until 18th century the greece name did't exist but existed illyria macedonia before 9 hunderd years old the balkan was called illyrian peninsula

[@southepirote7676]

Greek is not even a real language. It's a mix of Albanian, Turkish, Italian and Slavic. Pelasgian family lists languages in four groups, of which only Albanian is well-attested» Oxford University Linguistics “The speakers of the Indo-European language that would become Albanian and the speakers of the Indo-European language (Hellenic Albanian) that would become Modern Greek were the first to enter the Illyrian Peninsula whose languages are of relevance for modern Albanian linguistics.”: «Nonetheless, Eric Hamp, who has been the most careful and conservative of specialists on Albanian dealing with this issue, has decided that the evidence linking Albanian to Messapic, which in turn has been linked to Illyrian, is sufficient to see Albanian as a descendant of a language to Illyrian, if not a descendant of Illyrian itself» Eric Hamp was a legendary and renowned Indo-European linguist, as well as specialist of the Albanian language. After 50 years of studying it, he argued that Albanian's affinities to the Messapic language proved that, at the very least, it was part of the same brandy as illyrian John Van Antwerp (1991). University of Michigan, Press. Book: (the illyrians were able to rettest into the mountains at the time of slavic migrations and thereby to retain their identities as albanians» Also «traditionally scholars have seen the illyrians as the proto - albanians». Scholars like the Oxford Professor of History, Noel Malcolm, link the Albanian origin to the ancient area of Epirus. Again, some will probably oppose this explanation solely due to political bias. By Budapest university in hungary: «The albanians are one of the most ancient people of southeast Europe; their ancestors were illyrians... From Linköping university: «order to understand the Albanian language, one must first understand this country’s history. Being one of the oldest peoples in the southeast Europe, Albanians have a formidable history dating back to the time of Alexander the Great but even further back via the history of their ancestors, the Illyrians. Published by H. M. Stationary office in university of California «the albanians, skipetars, epirotes, dardanians are descendants of the ancient illyrians. This book is by university of california as you can see with the «univ calif» ok the Bottom of every page in the book. «While the strong men of Albania, like their ancestors Who lived before agamemnon» page 179 Also «the illyrian tribes, now represented by shkypetar or albanians» page 181. «by constantine A. Chekrezi, A. B. (Harv)» aka by Harvard university (best university in the world), also published in Columbia university as it also says. «It is generally recognized to-day that the albanians are the most ancient race in southeastern europe. All indications point to the fact that They are the descendants of the earliest pelasgians were represented in historical times by the kindred illyrians, macedonians.» in page 3. also «this (albanian) language is particularly interesting as the only surviving representative of the so called illyrian group of languages» in page 5. By University of NORTH Dakota: «the albanians are Among the oldest people of europe. Anciently their country formed a part of the roman provinces of illyria epirus». In page 1 By Colorado state university: «Archaeological excavations in central and northwest Greece have brought to light the cultural and skeletal remains of the ancient Illyrians» also: «the physical activity of the illyrians, ancient albanians...» both of these sentences is in page 1.

[@User-gi2fd]

@@southepirote7676 fake

[@RenatoGambino-i8w]

Albanian language is very sweet and sounds like a Devine language just beautiful wow Armenia end Greece sounds like Turkish language

[@tonymaroni1921]

@Hayastan1993 👍

[@tonymaroni1921]

You are very funny. Albanian sound like the Turkish language.🤣🤣🤣

[@RenatoGambino-i8w]

@tonymaroni1921 in your ears 👂 my friend here I'm talking about my ears.

[@GjergjMuzaka-ei6oi]

@@tonymaroni19212+2=7

[@gGc-r6b]

metter of fact greek came from Armenian mixed with turkish

[@skendergjylbegaj-v8v]

Identity grek not esist , it is hellen tribe , is true historyc facts

[@GjergjMuzaka-ei6oi]

😂😂 2+2=7

[@davidscwimer1974]

"The language of the Albanians is unformed and adulterated. In many areas Italian elements have been incorporated into the language, in others Greek and in others Slavonic. Therefore Albanians who live fifty or sixty miles apart do not understand each other. In addition, there are racial differences between the Gegs who live in the wild north and the Tosks in the less rugged south. One would say that they belong to different ethnicities. And indeed this is the case. It would be easy to prove that the Albanians are not one people but half a dozen peoples.. They are the descendants of desperate races who lived defiantly and outside the law and were not exterminated or assimilated by the conqueror but maintained their independence blocked by the "fortress" of the Albanian mountains." (Sir James George Frazer, p. 257-258)

[@agronajdari4970]

The thing with different ethnicities is total bullshit. Stop scamming!

[@davidscwimer1974]

@@agronajdari4970don’t like reality don’t get triggered

[@Water_łemony]

We are the descendants of the illyrians, and we speak an ancient language which we are proud of! That's what new studies say, have a great day/life!

[@davidscwimer1974]

@@Water_łemony The theory that modern Albanians are direct descendants of ancient Illyrians has been debunked by genetic studies. According to a study published in the journal "European Journal of Human Genetics" in 2012, modern Albanians have significant genetic input from populations outside the Balkans, particularly from Slavic and Greek populations. [Source: "The genetic legacy of the expansion of Turkic-speaking nomads across Eurasia" - European Journal of Human Genetics, 2012]

[@Water_łemony]

@davidscwimer1974 How can It be debunked since scholars are still searching on it ? There are a lot of other arguments for Illyrian origin. For example, the names of multiple Illyrian tribes and cities - the Dardani, Taulantii, Labeates, Albanoi/Arberoi, Dalmatae, Enchelei, Olcinium, Vucinium etc. - are linguistically related to modern Albanian words, as Vladimir Orel, Noel Malcolm, John Wilkes and other authors have attested.

[@veishnorianlanguage560]

Balkanic group of indo european family

[@arthurjohnson9982]

I think Albanian, Armenian and Greek should all have their own Indo-European branch. What should we call it?

[@darmakusuma891]

@@arthurjohnson9982 they're all isolates within the Indo-European group. Which means they're all the only member of each's branch.

[@arthurjohnson9982]

Yes I know but what if they DID gain their united Indo European branch

[@darmakusuma891]

@@arthurjohnson9982 how? We can't make any genetic grouping since all three languages are too distantly related to be put together in a group. We can't even make geographic based grouping (like we do to the Caucassian and Papuan languages) since they're all far apart from each other.

[@veishnorianlanguage560]

@@arthurjohnson9982 we call it Balkanic group which has got Greek Albanian Armenian and dead Tocharian

[@davidscwimer1974]

Albanian sounds harsh like Turkish mixed with Slavic

[@ill-albanoi]

nothing like turkish bro nor slav

[@valley6824]

Bro keeps spamming hateful comments towards the Albanians as if anyone would even consider, reading your propagandistic comments. Keep trying harder next time

[@davidscwimer1974]

@@valley6824 Will Do !

[@zenosama1157]

Po kari po

[@davidscwimer1974]

@@zenosama1157 don’t speak 🐷 Latin

[@Сергей200]

Three isolated language. Albanian is a illirian language with middle caucasian influence. Greek is a ancient balkan language. Armenian is caucasian language with middle east influence.

[@taron_jar]

The Armenian language is not Caucasian. Armenian Indo- European language

[@taron_jar]

Armenian can be similar to Persian and Greek

[@KostasJohansson]

Not similar. Is very different language and very unique. It's similar with Italian and Spanish but and again is different and unique. You listen someone to speak Greek and you say that's Greek language

[@taron_jar]

@@KostasJohansson Have you heard about the theory of the Armenian-Greek language?

[@taron_jar]

@@KostasJohansson if you are interested, you can read

[@xanshen9011]

Albanian is actually closest related to armenian because they were once neighbors till the ottomans deported them from caucasus to the balkans.

[@thoughty4257]

ahahahhaha nice try sllav

[@Nastya_07]

No, the Caucasian Albanians have nothing to do with Balkan Albanians, in fact, Caucasian Albanian wasn't even a Indo-European language, it was a Nakh-Dagestani language.

[@jorham1]

@@Nastya_07 so why you called albanian?you thiefs

[@ΕυαγγελοςΑγγελος-ρ6ζ]

@@Nastya_07 You Mean Northern Caucasian Languages

[@GjergjMuzaka-ei6oi]

@@ΕυαγγελοςΑγγελος-ρ6ζ you mean greecestan from Asia Minor oh yes with with a Phoenician alphabet

[@kassandra6531]

Armenian sounds surprisingly like Turkish a little

[@КристинаАйрапетян-р9л]

No no no

[@kvadratnixachapuri9745]

The three languages are vastly different and loosely related. Armenian hails from Northern Iran and so it is no surprise it is the closest to the ancient Avestani language of Persia. Armenian even shares a lot of basic word vocabulary with Urdu and Hindi. A lot of modern pseudo-linguists want to promote the idea that Armenian is similar to Greek but the loan words that entered the Armenian language from Greek can be counted on the fingers of two hands and this happened via the Turkish Language so no, Armenian and Greek are not similar (just as Russian and Portuguese or Frisian and Bulgarian are members of the same broad family and are vastly different the same applies to Greek and Armenian). Albanian hails from the Caspian sea region but the migration to the Balkans and Southern Italy was very early. It was significantly impacted by Illyrian , proto Greek dialects and proto (Turkic) Bulgarian but in its relationship to modern Greek it was mostly a one way street with Greek borrowing words from Albanian, not vice versa.

[@DP-mz8fo]

Albanians do not come from Caspian sea region. That is a hoax propaganda theory by Serbs with 0 proof backing it up. We are paleo-balkanic people

[@erion0824]

you make no sense

[@aybgim3850]

Armenian indeed has a huge amount of Iranian loanwords, and some of them can be also found in Hindi. Still Armenian itself is not an Iranian language.

[@kvadratnixachapuri9745]

@@aybgim3850 I think you are referring to Farsi which itself is an offspring of the Avestani Language. The Avesta is the Holy Book of the Zoroastrians and it is written in the ancient Avestani Language. Armenians were also Zoroastrians until the 4th Century CE and they too read from the Avesta during their drive to convert the inhabitants of Anatolia and the Southern Caucasus to Zoroastrianism in the 350 -380 years before the conversion. It is in this light that we should understand the linguistic tie to the Arya language family that stretched from central Anatolia in the West to Afghanistan and India in the East.

[@8kw7mx9]

Hahahah caspian sea region, of course kejt familjen be ta dhefsha

[@gGc-r6b]

u forgot to say that greek has nothing to do with Ancient Greek and that they are culturally and genetically turkish

[@maskinisten019]

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