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Berber languages are quite suitable for comparison with the Albanian because among the Berbers E haplogroup (similar subgroup as Albanians) is prevalent,they belong to North Africa and have preserved their distinctiveness despite the influence of Arabic and French.

I give the example of comparing Albanian words with languages Berbers of Morocco and Algeria (first part) and the language of the Tuareg (part two), the Tuareg language seems more suitable because it had less Arab and French influence, due to the greater isolation of the population.

It is worth exploring, and non-Arab languages, Somalia, Sudan and Egypt.


English, Berbers, Albanian


1. Tamazight and Taqbaylit

say (eng.), timena (berb.), them (alb.)

my (eng.), inu (berb.), im, ime (alb.)

we (eng.), nekni (berb.), ne (alb.)

than (eng.), zi (berb.), se (alb.)

meat (eng.), aksum (berb.), ushqim (alb.) (q no pronounciation in English, as soft ch)

fat (eng.), lidam (berb.), dhjam (alb.)

father (eng.), baba (berb.), baba (alb

thread (eng.), ifili, ifilu (berb.), fill (alb.) (ll pronounced as english l)

elephant (eng.), ifil (berb.), fil (alb.) (l no pronounciation in English, as ly)



2. Tamasheq

black (eng.), әzzәf (berb.), e zezë (alb.) (ë pronounced as english ә, the: δә)

do (eng.), ja (berb.), a (alb.)

rotate (eng.), kәrukәr (berb.), qarkulloj (alb.)

boast (eng.), baraj (berb.), mburrje (alb.)

want (eng.), durhәn (berb.), dua (alb.)

carry (eng.), babb (berb.), mbaj (alb.)

eat (eng.), әkshen (berb.), ushqehem (alb.)

fly (eng.), ffurrәt (berb.), fluturoj (alb.)

health (eng.), sehet (berb.), shëndet (alb.)

Albanian national costume from Northern Albania



and Berber costume



SOURCE: Forum eupedia.com: http://www.eupedia.com/forum/showthread ... post363472

Nga ana gjuhesore, shume argumentim i dobet, vetem disa fjale te perkthyera dhe zgjedhur keq, lidheza dhe terma onomatopeike per krahasim. Perdoret dhe termi elefant ne fund, qe i ve vulen diletantizmit te personit qe ka parashtruar ngjashmerine.
Persa i perket ngjashmerise midis, mbeshtjelljes se kokes, ajo sperben asnje argument, sepse mbeshtjellja e kokes me fasha(ndaj te ftohtit apo te ngrohtit dhe ererave te dheut), eshte ajo qe perdorej nga gjithe njerezimi, para se te perdoreshin metodat moderne:



Per me teper, shqiptaret kane qene ushtare te Perandorise Otomane per shekuj, keshtu qe nuk eshte cudi qe ajo mbeshtjellje te jete huazuar gjate viteve te gjata te sherbimit, ne hapesirat e pafundme te shkretetirave.



Albanian Prayer in the Desert 1864
by Gerome Jean Leon Oil on cradled panel



Egyptian recruits crossing the Desert and Albanian Officers in the front 1857 oil on panel

edhe duke u lutur me arme ne brez,po deshi zoti le te mos e degjoje lutjen se pastaj e di vete ai!

Lynkest wrote:Berber languages are quite suitable for comparison with the Albanian because among the Berbers E haplogroup (similar subgroup as Albanians) is prevalent,they belong to North Africa and have preserved their distinctiveness despite the influence of Arabic and French.

I give the example of comparing Albanian words with languages Berbers of Morocco and Algeria (first part) and the language of the Tuareg (part two), the Tuareg language seems more suitable because it had less Arab and French influence, due to the greater isolation of the population.

It is worth exploring, and non-Arab languages, Somalia, Sudan and Egypt.


English, Berbers, Albanian


1. Tamazight and Taqbaylit

say (eng.), timena (berb.), them (alb.)

my (eng.), inu (berb.), im, ime (alb.)

we (eng.), nekni (berb.), ne (alb.)

than (eng.), zi (berb.), se (alb.)

meat (eng.), aksum (berb.), ushqim (alb.) (q no pronounciation in English, as soft ch)

fat (eng.), lidam (berb.), dhjam (alb.)

father (eng.), baba (berb.), baba (alb

thread (eng.), ifili, ifilu (berb.), fill (alb.) (ll pronounced as english l)

elephant (eng.), ifil (berb.), fil (alb.) (l no pronounciation in English, as ly)



2. Tamasheq

black (eng.), әzzәf (berb.), e zezë (alb.) (ë pronounced as english ә, the: δә)

do (eng.), ja (berb.), a (alb.)

rotate (eng.), kәrukәr (berb.), qarkulloj (alb.)

boast (eng.), baraj (berb.), mburrje (alb.)

want (eng.), durhәn (berb.), dua (alb.)

carry (eng.), babb (berb.), mbaj (alb.)

eat (eng.), әkshen (berb.), ushqehem (alb.)

fly (eng.), ffurrәt (berb.), fluturoj (alb.)

health (eng.), sehet (berb.), shëndet (alb.)

Albanian national costume from Northern Albania



and Berber costume



SOURCE: Forum eupedia.com: http://www.eupedia.com/forum/showthread ... post363472

Can some one who compares those pictures and claim to have similarities be taken serious?

Lynkest wrote:Berber languages are quite suitable for comparison with the Albanian because among the Berbers E haplogroup (similar subgroup as Albanians) is prevalent,they belong to North Africa and have preserved their distinctiveness despite the influence of Arabic and French.

I give the example of comparing Albanian words with languages Berbers of Morocco and Algeria (first part) and the language of the Tuareg (part two), the Tuareg language seems more suitable because it had less Arab and French influence, due to the greater isolation of the population.

It is worth exploring, and non-Arab languages, Somalia, Sudan and Egypt.


English, Berbers, Albanian



we (eng.), nekni (berb.), ne (alb.)

noi (it) dhe italianet berbere jane hahahaha

than (eng.), zi (berb.), se (alb.)

se (it)= se (alb) prefiks qe perdoret ne shqip, ne latinisht, italisht etc...perseri italianet berbere...than( engl)=sesa (alb)....kurse zi ne shqip eshte fjala per ngjyren, psh ky racmuti(jo ti qe ke ke postuar ketu, ai i forumit tjeter) qe ka shkruar kete postim eshte i zi...pra nuk eshte berberisht hahahahahahahaha

thread (eng.), ifili, ifilu (berb.), fill (alb.) (ll pronounced as english l)

filum(lat), filo (it) dhe romaket dhe italianet, po ashtu dhe shqiptaret jane berbere hahahahahaha ca trapi ky qe e ka shkruar.

elephant (eng.), ifil (berb.), fil (alb.) (l no pronounciation in English, as ly)

e !@#$% elefanti kte qe e ka shkruar hahahahaha, ky paska ikur per lesh fare, ca debilash ka kjo bote....me fjalet e tjera s'po merrem, te harxhoj kohe kot me kta rac muter.

sa per haplogroup-et, i di mir haplogroup-et e shqiptareve ky palla mer

Landi kujdes fjalorin t'lutem.

Te kerkoj ndjese Patush, ke te drejte.

Land. prandaj e cela ket teme qe dikush ti demantoje keto argumente jo per gje tjeter

E kuptova Lynkest, nuk ishin per ty sharjet, e cilesova mire qe ishin per ate qe e ka shkruar, por sharja ashtu si e bej une eshte gabim. mjafton vetem hedhja poshte me fakte e pacavureve qe shkruajne.

It looks like your language is anything but Illyrian who were speaking Greek. If you don't trust me watch their inscriptions on the coins and elsewhere.

Illyrian who were speaking Greek????!!!
damn it's so funny

go bed lil kid

land wrote:Illyrian who were speaking Greek????!!!
damn it's so funny

go bed lil kid

That's correct sir, watch the video.

helikranon kete video qe sollle ketu e postove dhe tek forumi i albo bythqirit..Che palle,ma perche non te ne vai a fanculo.....fuckin' gayreek...your origin is fuckin' sirian

Hellassoldier wrote:

land wrote:Illyrian who were speaking Greek????!!!
damn it's so funny

go bed lil kid

That's correct sir, watch the video.

Can you translate some of them, sir. So ,what's the meaning of the scripts in those coins?
Thank's

Your language Hellassoldier


Turkish and Greek words