But they weren’t italic. The name Arbon some are suggesting possibly came from Liburnia, Arbon were an Illyrian Tribe...
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Both the Liburnians and Dalmatians before the Roman Empire were Illyrian, it’s stupid to say weren’t when original Greek sources say they were. You can’t compare modern scholars to ancient ones, because one only “guess” and take sources out of Romans who had an “agenda” to spread their people to...
They were Illyrian before the Roman expansion, just because Romans colonised it doesn’t make it theirs, original Liburnians were Illyrian.
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Haplogroup E is actually very common in the Levant, but J is dominant there... and lol some Lebanese and some Palestinians can pass as Greeks and Albanians...
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What do they mean, I don’t speak french, so the spelling could be wrong, I never wrote everything he said just the repeats.
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I’m asking because I heard some guy say them. I think this is what he said but I could be wrong...
Je veux te baiser fort.
Laid
Bite dur
Corps chaud
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You idiot and a disgrace to us Albanians, Ancient Greek isn’t Albanian, but most likely that marker is Pelasgian in origin, maybe that marker came with the sea people.
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Yes that is true, but the Albani tribe actually called themselves Arbeni people, or arberi people, a older name is Arbon, the term “Albani” was the latinised name for them. Maybe it was the Roman way to “force” latinise people...
Albania was known as Principality of Arbanon during the Middle...
Actually Illyrian is the ancestor of Albanians but Thracians are said to have been sister language or cousin of Illyrian, the same way as Slovakian is related to Polish today. I don’t really know what to think about Thracians being related to Illyrians linguistically, but I wouldn’t be surprised...
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