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I can't pronounce L for the life of me! And I can't even hear a difference between ç and q.

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Question, which dialect is this

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I am learning Albanian because of Dua

What is the personaë pronoun for it.

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I'm mexican and albanian pronunciation is not harsh... just alike spanish ..almost

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It took my 2 years to understand this

If people are wondering why the dialects sound different? It is a result of the dialect split from Proto Albanian in which the Gheg dialect split first about 100 to 200 years before the Tosk dialect but retained some of the Proto Albanian features such as vowel nasalization and also non rhotic meaning the letter "n" from Proto Albanian remaines as "n" but in Tosk the letter "n" becomes the letter "r", so the city of "Vlore" for example was really called the city of "Vlone" before Tosk developed rhotism in their dialect, and the reason Tosk developed this rhotism was because of the slavic speakers that both dialects came in contact with that had migrated to the Balkans during the 6th and 7th centuries but Gheg never developed this rhotism. Also, the letter "o" in Proto Albanian becomes the letters "vo" in Gheg and in Tosk it becomes "va" . My family is from Mali Zi and we are part of the Northwestern sub-dialect, of the Gheg dialect, but our dialect as preserved certain features that not only go back to Proto Albanian, but go right back to Proto Indo-European as well such as word-initial voiceless and voiced stops. Where as Tosk and all other forms of Gheg have lost these features completely and we were able to retain them because we were isolated in the mountains for so long. Also, if people are wondering why Gheg sounds more harder in terms of tone and Tosk sounds more softer in tone, it is again because after Gheg split from Proto Albanian first; what was left was transistioning into the Tosk dialect, but the softness in tone was heavily influenced in that dialect by the Proto Romanian speakers that lived close by as the original homeland of Proto Albanians seems to have been in the Serbia/Kosovo area, and our language looks like it developed out of the Dardanian language which they spoke something called Central Illyrian which could be considered either a sister language, or a sister dialect of standard Illyrian which was spoken where Montenegro, and Albania meet today, and would explain why we also have Dacian, and Thracian words in our language as they would of been our neighbors close by, so like the word "Burri" for example which means husband is actually a Thracian word and not Illyrian, or Albanian word. Also, within the 2 main dialects there are sub dialects and between the sub dialects the words are a little different in meaning, or pronuncation, and sometimes there are words that some sub dialects have that others dont, and even between the main 2 dialects in general of Gheg and Tosk. Albanain language is made up of 60% Roman Latin words, 30% Proto Albanian words, and the remaining 10% split between Greek, Slavic, Turkish, and Thracian and Dacian words.

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Shum e drejt.

When do you use i/e? Is i lumtur i am happy or is it une jam lumtur or jam lumtur?

Why should I study albanian language, when they call kill all Jews

Για ποιον λόγο να μάθει κάποιος στην ζωή του αλβανικά ;; Για να μπορεί να συνομιλεί με κανέναν ναρκεμπορα μπας και βγάλει κάνα φράγκο;

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What does it mean i/e?

GODD JOB

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A ësht shiptar ky apo angles

make more!

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Ever since i was a child i had a obsession with albania till this day idk why

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Ç and Q are the same sound?

Ê sometimes you read it like î in Romanian sometimes you read it at all, h sometimes you read it sometimes you don't: ftohtë you read just ftot, It's a bit confusing

Hello, does anyone here speak Gheg Albanian and English? I am hiring people for a paid remote project.

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