Albanian, Ancient Greek and Latin
The Albanian language created Latin and Greek in antiquity. Greek was established as the language of science and culture in Athens in the late 5th century b.c. The creator of the Greek language was Gorjas from the Leondins of Sicily. He came to Athens in 427 BC. and invented ancient Greek. The Illyrian Peninsula, Italy and Asia Minor in antiquity were inhabited by Pelasgians.
All of Greece also spoke and wrote Albanian. Therefore the writings of the dialects of ancient Greece such as Ionian, Doric and Aeolian can not be translated with ancient Greek. The inscriptions of these dialects are Albanian. The Etruscan writings and the writings of other Pelasgian tribes are also Albanian. Albanian is the oldest spoken and written language in Europe.
The Mesapes were an Illyrian tribe in southern Italy and have also left Illyrian inscriptions. Why didn't Eqrem Cabej declare this for the media? Why did he declare that the Illyrians did not write their language? There are also many Illyrian inscriptions in Albania in Durres, Apolloni, Bylis, Butrint etc. which are Albanian. Albanian linguists and archaeologists have not been able to translate these inscriptions into Greek but have nevertheless declared these inscriptions to be Greek. These inscriptions are very easy to read in Albanian.
One of these Illyrian inscriptions is the Mosaic of Mesaplik:
https://www.gjergjkastrioti.org/kultura/arkeologjia/ska-me-dyshime-mozaiku-i-mesaplikut-shek-vi-eshte-shqip/
The Epirote and Macedonian inscriptions were also read in Albanian. The Epirotes and Macedonians of antiquity were Pelasgian-Illyrian tribes.
Latin was created as an artificial language following the example of Greek by changing the words of the Albanian language. These are some Latin and Romance words with explanations of how they are formed from the Albanian language and their translations into Albanian:
Here are many other Latin words:
All of Greece also spoke and wrote Albanian. Therefore the writings of the dialects of ancient Greece such as Ionian, Doric and Aeolian can not be translated with ancient Greek. The inscriptions of these dialects are Albanian. The Etruscan writings and the writings of other Pelasgian tribes are also Albanian. Albanian is the oldest spoken and written language in Europe.
The Mesapes were an Illyrian tribe in southern Italy and have also left Illyrian inscriptions. Why didn't Eqrem Cabej declare this for the media? Why did he declare that the Illyrians did not write their language? There are also many Illyrian inscriptions in Albania in Durres, Apolloni, Bylis, Butrint etc. which are Albanian. Albanian linguists and archaeologists have not been able to translate these inscriptions into Greek but have nevertheless declared these inscriptions to be Greek. These inscriptions are very easy to read in Albanian.
One of these Illyrian inscriptions is the Mosaic of Mesaplik:
https://www.gjergjkastrioti.org/kultura/arkeologjia/ska-me-dyshime-mozaiku-i-mesaplikut-shek-vi-eshte-shqip/
The Epirote and Macedonian inscriptions were also read in Albanian. The Epirotes and Macedonians of antiquity were Pelasgian-Illyrian tribes.
Latin was created as an artificial language following the example of Greek by changing the words of the Albanian language. These are some Latin and Romance words with explanations of how they are formed from the Albanian language and their translations into Albanian:
amicus - a mik - asht mik - mik
apparente - a pare - asht pare - i dukshem
arena - a rena - asht rena - rera
allargare - a larg - asht larg - largon
capire - kap - kupton
capacita - kap - kapacitet
ciello - qiell
colonia - ko lon - ka lene - ngulim, koloni
comparare - kom par - kam pare - krahason
completare - kom plet - kam plot - kompleton
confessare - kon fe - kan fe - rrefen
convento - kon vent - kan vend - kuvend
dare - da - dha - jep
duro - duron - i fort
eta - jeta
eterno - e tere - i teri, e tera
erudit - e ru dit - e ruan diturine - i ditur
fellone - fe lon - fe lene - i pabese, tradhetar
grano - gruni - gruri
lago - lag - lagur - liqen
laguna - lag - e laguna - laguna
tradita - tera te ditura - tradita
Here are many other Latin words:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UMLAWedKmtk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YMHQNEB3k0
Even Eqrem Cabej knew the dictionary of Homeric Greek of Hesiq of Alexandria. Why didn't he declare the Albanian words written in antiquity in that dictionary? Why did not he make known to the Albanians this great truth? Homeric Greek is the Pelasgian language:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5LybloI4Yu8
Here are some Greek words with explanations of how they were formed from the Albanian language and their translations into Albanian:
Even Eqrem Cabej knew the dictionary of Homeric Greek of Hesiq of Alexandria. Why didn't he declare the Albanian words written in antiquity in that dictionary? Why did not he make known to the Albanians this great truth? Homeric Greek is the Pelasgian language:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5LybloI4Yu8
Here are some Greek words with explanations of how they were formed from the Albanian language and their translations into Albanian:
akros - a kro - a kreu - asht kreu - kreu
karaflok - ka ra flok - ka rene flok - qeros
konkalla - kon kalla - e kon e kallur - kocka
paradhosi - para dhon - para dhene - tradita
zatanos - za ta los - ze te los - gjalle
It is very clear that Albanian has created Latin and Greek. In antiquity Greek was not spoken by the people of Greece but was only a written language. Even Latin was never spoken by the people of Rome and the region of ancient Latium because after Latin was created they began to speak vulgar Latin which was the Latin spoken language. But the spoken Latin language was more similar to Italian and its dialects and can also be called as the Italian of antiquity. Therefore Romance languages are more similar to each other than Latin.
Greek in the early Middle Ages assimilated the Pelasgian language of the Pelasgian tribes of Asia Minor because it became the language of the eastern Roman Empire. The Celtic tribe of Gauls also lived in antiquity in the central region of Asia Minor. Their language was also assimilated by Greek. But the artificial Greek language could not be assimilated into the Pelasgian-Illyrian population of Greece. The Albanians known as Arvanites spoke from antiquity to the Middle Ages until the 19th century Albanian in the place called Greece. Even today many autochthonous Albanians speak the Albanian language in Greece.
Albanian created Latin and Greek as artificial languages in antiquity. The Albanian language has much older inscriptions than these artificial languages.
Greek in the early Middle Ages assimilated the Pelasgian language of the Pelasgian tribes of Asia Minor because it became the language of the eastern Roman Empire. The Celtic tribe of Gauls also lived in antiquity in the central region of Asia Minor. Their language was also assimilated by Greek. But the artificial Greek language could not be assimilated into the Pelasgian-Illyrian population of Greece. The Albanians known as Arvanites spoke from antiquity to the Middle Ages until the 19th century Albanian in the place called Greece. Even today many autochthonous Albanians speak the Albanian language in Greece.
Albanian created Latin and Greek as artificial languages in antiquity. The Albanian language has much older inscriptions than these artificial languages.
