Are Balkan Slavs Slavicized Romanians?

[Terminator98]

Dont know for you folks but I will take this as a compliment.

[Bosniensis]

I is celt too. Also explains why my father gets 15% Irish, Scottish, and Welsh on MyHeritage and I get half of that % with my uploaded raw data.



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any updates on i2 ph908 path? what was that site'

[Dorian]

Dont know for you folks but I will take this as a compliment.

Lel

[Dunai]

I asked you for a screenshot of the original medieval text and you can't provide it, unsurprisingly.
The only rational conclusion to this is that you cannot provide it because the original is not in the form you posted in your screenshot, and it invalidates your point.

Not that anyone thought you have a point.


Anyway, this is the source of the screenshot I posted earlier with the middle Hungarian text:

https://rmk.hungaricana.hu/hu/view/R...?pg=4&layout=s

At least you provided me the link, however you were too lazy to provide me actual details about this writing. But because I actually do care about careful fact-checking, I did some research, and it is by Transylvanian Saxon Heltai Gáspár, and it is called Újszövetség (New Testament), published in 1561. His mother language was German, and Hungarian was his second language, but still going through this text it is remarkably comprehensible to Modern Hungarians, even if the orthography is very rough and unpolished for modern eyes. I had to to some research about what was the actual pronunciation of many of the characters in this writing which Modern Hungarian alphabet doesn't use anymore. Thus I easily noticed that the text is understandable at least 95% to Modern Hungarians, when the archaic characters and orthography rules are replaced by the modern ones. This way your example "Euangeliſtáknac és Apaſtoloknac", which at first look didn't look comprehensible to me, actually is 95% the same way pronounced as we do in Modern Hungarian: "Evangélistáknak és Apastoloknak" (in Modern Hungarian only an "o" replaces the "a" and is written "Apostoloknak"), and not your laughable supposition of "Evangélikus és Apostoli", major loooool. The two terms mean very different things in Hungarian, but how would someone without any Hungarian knowledge know

Evangélistáknak és Apastoloknak=To the Evangelists and Apostles
Evangélikus és Apostoli=Evangelist and Apostolic

[Pribislav]

Feiichy finally stopped her pro-Slavic agenda (it was fake anyway), and show her real pro-German face and sympathy towards the Albanians.

[ProudBrit]

Feiichy finally stopped her pro-Slavic agenda (it was fake anyway), and show her real pro-German face and sympathy towards the Albanians.

[Jana]

Feiichy finally stopped her pro-Slavic agenda (it was fake anyway), and show her real pro-German face and sympathy towards the Albanians.

LOL!

Albanian women in my city are super beautiful, deal with it. I remain very pro-Slavic, but it's truth Serbs are far more Albanian than German looking.
Serbs you posted don't have typical Germanic faces in my view. And those who do, are really a rarity or mixed.

[Dušan]

LOL!

Albanian women in my city are super beautiful, deal with it. I remain very pro-Slavic, but it's truth Serbs are far more Albanian than German looking.
Serbs you posted don't have typical Germanic faces in my view. And those who do, are really a rarity or mixed.

Why do you think that we want to be German looking?
We dont look neither Albanian nor German.

[Bosniensis]

Feiichy finally stopped her pro-Slavic agenda (it was fake anyway), and show her real pro-German face and sympathy towards the Albanians.

Lazy Serbs have also stopped their Pan Slavic agenda it seems.

[Jana]

Why do you think that we want to be German looking?
We dont look neither Albanian nor German.

Never said that, but some Serbs claim they Albanians look less similar to them than Germans which is false. South Germans/Austrians are genetically closer, but share far less ancestry with Serbs than Albanians do.
Albanians being more further genetically are made of similar components like Serbs (Illyrian-Slavic), just in different proportions and thus overlap is much larger than genetics implies. They also share far more IBD with South Slavs than Germans do, exacpt probably Slovenians.