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It's Indo-European, but it's relatively unique in that no closer connection than that has been demonstrated to any other known language. It's basically a pseud
by Asraelite 6y ago
It's Indo-European, but it's relatively unique in that no closer connection than that has been demonstrated to any other known language.
It's basically a pseudo-isolate.
- pvg 6y agoOne of the utterly bewildering things about Albanian is that it shares grammatical features with other, seemingly entirely unrelated Balkan languages. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albanian_language#Grammar https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albanian_language#Grammar