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How did you come to this conclusion? Do you know that the Montenegrins to a large degree slavicized vlachs? Vlachs that came to the region in the 9-10th century. Deriving the mountain laws that the highland clans (serb and albanian) use today? Kanun / Katun are vlach words derived from latin...

I dno, the albanians I usually hang around are hillbillies from Kosovo that is villagers. They say bab, maybe it's a local variant then. Then it could be a substrate paleo-balkan language that is non-IE language. Some Pelasgian or maybe some other language from that area? Could be that they...

Modern Ukrainians with wide jaws are probable to be more phenotypically alike the proto-IE peoples? I read it in a study that the proto-IE peoples we're wide jawed for some (unknown for me) reason. If you google ukrainian women you will see what I mean.. Wider cheekbones etc.

Dude I'm serb? Don't be schizophrenic. I don't speak albanian nor do I speak greek. Alexander the great was a macedonian greek, so what? When did I dispute this?

I read this with great concern man.. Blonde - straight hair - blue eyes = R1a ? Dude don't be so insecure and fixed to genetics. I have green/brown eyes, brown hair and I'm almost 186 cm. According to this info I'm not slavic or IE or whatever u think correlates with the features but some...

Tbh honest there are loanwords that are more persistant in the borrowing nations vocabulary than in the nation they borrowed it from. There are many words from the greek language that we serbs borrowed and haven't really changed whilst the greeks through the national unification processes have...

Aha, is it the same as the greek term Graikos? ? Or is it a "wider" term of the wider greek world?

Couldn't it be so that the greeks started calling themselves Hellenes / Hellas after Alexander brought them together and started the "national" unification process of bringing the various Greek tribes together? I know albanians have some fantasy about them being pelasgian/illyrian and having...

Hello. I'm hailing on my fathers side from Bogut (A serb noble from modern Northeastern Bosnia) who was a founder of my highland tribe. Read more about Bogut if you google Vojvoda Bogut, can't post links yet. So ye, on my fathers side we're low nobility who fought turks for approximately 300...

Intelligent argument u made there. Do you speak any other slav tongue than your native "croat" ? (Croat being ikavian and not the serb stokavian u are speaking) Ask a russian or slovak what serbyam /Serblyem means etc. Do you know of slavic languages? Knowledge of the polabian slavic...