Das war kein Witz
Es ist wirklich bewiesen,dazu gibt es eine BBC Doku.
Ihr könnt euch aber weiterhin die Köpfe einschlagen,ihr solltet dabei nicht vergessen das all ihr miteinander verwandt seit
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Der war gut Jovan,zum Glück hast du es selber bestätigt
Auch interessant
Dacian language[edit]
The Dacian language was an Indo-European language spoken by the ancient Dacians, mostly north of the Danube river but also in Moesia and other regions south of the Danube. It may have been the first language to influence the Latin spoken in Dacia, but little is known about it. Dacian is usually considered to have been a northern branch of the Thracian language, and, like Thracian, Dacian was a satem language. About 300 words found only in Romanian or with a cognate in the Albanian language may be inherited from Dacian (for example: barză "stork", balaur "dragon", mal"shore", brânză "cheese").[SUP][citation needed][/SUP] Some of these possibly Dacian words are related to pastoral life (for example, brânză "cheese"). Some linguists and historians have asserted that Albanians are Dacians who were not Romanized and migrated southward.[SUP][81][/SUP]
A different view is that these non-Latin words with Albanian cognates are not necessarily Dacian, but rather were brought into the territory that is modern Romania by Romance-speaking shepherds migrating north from Albania, Serbia, and northern Greece who became the Romanian people.[SUP][82]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romanian_language[/SUP]
lol, jetzt klaut ihr unsere Herkunft.
lol, jetzt klaut ihr unsere Herkunft.
Das Wort wird für Orangen im 14 Jahrhundert zum ersten mal erwähnt in Venezianischen quellen. Im 14 Jahrhundert gab es nicht mal Türken in Istanbul wie hätten sie dort ein Wort kreieren sollen?:hihi:Das ist jetzt kein besonders gutes Beispiel, würde caj als Export gelten lassen.
