The Greek dialect of Epeirotes.

[olvios]

Originally Posted by TirAlb

Who is Agim Zeneli now,you have the names on the right sides of the pages.Is a good habit to read before speaking

Trash like that which boreans claims belong in a thread called "Albanian nationalist trash fantasies".

Not in this thread or threads.

[TirAlb]

Originally Posted by olvios

The lack of ancient Greek loans in Albanian is disputed (see Hemp; Cabej). It is unanimously admitted however, that if they are present, they are very rare (Hemp, Cabej).

You are just spamming your self with this and many other "quotes".

[olvios]

Originally Posted by TirAlb

You are just spamming your self with this and many other "quotes".

[kostas68]

Originally Posted by TirAlb

Who is Agim Zeneli now,you have the names on the right sides of the pages.Is a good habit to read before speaking

I don't mean the author of the book which scaned and quoted your compatriot(allthough i think that he declined in an older post that he is Albanian) boreans.I'm not blind and i saw that his name was Dhimitri Plika.I mean the linguist who gives the etymologies in the link below.Boreans said that these etymologies are from Germans and other European linguists,but i noticed only an Albanian name in the URL line.

http://www.geocities.com/agimzeneli/etymology2

So,i agree with you that it's a good habit to read before speaking,but better is to watch carefully the whole thread.

[olvios]

Other then this thread been ruined that idiotic site claims among other things.....

"Who were Dorian tribes? Dorians were Celtic tribes who worshipped trees".

[olvios]

An Albanian fantasy nationalist book...full of lies and fringe theory bs...

Pellazgët: origjina jonë e mohuar : cilët janë pasardhësit e pellazgëve
by Dhimitri Pilika,2005,

Claiming Albanians are Pelasgians and like any pan-aryan racist theory a claim to Greek culture and history and whatever else you want through revanchism,typical ultranationalist racist crap.........

Pelasgians were Greeks in Ancient Greece and now an umbrella term used for neolithic people for the most part.

Dionysius of Halicarnassus in several pages gives a synoptic interpretation of the Pelasgians based on the sources available to him then:

Afterwards some of the Pelasgians who inhabited Thessaly, as it is now called, being obliged to leave their country, settled among the Aborigines and jointly with them made war upon the Sicels. It is possible that the Aborigines received them partly in the hope of gaining their assistance, but I believe it was chiefly on account of their kinship; for the Pelasgians, too, were a Greek nation originally from the Peloponnesus ...

Dionysius of Halicarnassus,Roman Antiquities,p29,Book I