> No, the idea that a certain layer of Romanian words comes from Dacian is superseded. As a Romanian that idea is new to me, and I've just gone through half of

> No, the idea that a certain layer of Romanian words comes from Dacian is superseded. As a Romanian that idea is new to me, and I've just gone through half of this book [1] written by two quite decent Romanian historians about the Balkans during the Slav migrations (one of those authors, Florin Curta, is quite well knonwn) > The Romanian and Albanian languages both spread to their present areas from the Central Balkans, Again, as a Romanian this is highly, highly debatable and controversial. I personally think that there was some migration, but saying, point blank, that Romanian spread from "areas from the Central Balkans", which means South of the Danube, is most definitely not an established historical fact. [1] https://www.cetateadescaun.ro/produs/slavii-in-perioada-migratiilor/ https://www.cetateadescaun.ro/produs/slavii-in-perioada-migr...