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Linenn 1: {{LabourAChom}} {{Yezh\|anv=Albaneg\|anveyezh=Shqip \|broiou=[[Albania]], [[Serbia]] ([[Kosovo]]), [[Montenegro]], [[Makedonia (Republik)\|Makedonia]], [[Gres (bro)\|Gres]], [[Italia]], [[Turkia]] Linenn 24 ⟶ 21: Peder fennrannyezh a zo: ~~Is-skourr~~Isskourr ''ghegek'': [[Ghegeg]] (Kosovo, norzh Albania, Montenegro, Makedonia) ~~Is-skourr~~Isskourr ''toskek'': [[Toskeg]] (kreiz ha su Albania) [[Arberecheg]] ([[Italia]]) Linenn 33 ⟶ 30: An albaneg unvan (hag a vez implijet evel yezh-stad Albania) a zo kar d'an Toskeg. Albanian was proved to be an [[Indezeuropek languages\|Indezeuropek]] language in the [[1850s]]. The Albanian language is on its own branch of the Indezeuropek language family. Some hypothesize that Albanian may be the survival of an [[Illyrian language]] once spoken in the northwestern Balkans. Others suggest Albanian may be related more to the ancient [[Dacian language]]. [[Skeudenn:Albanian_language_map.jpg\|thumb\|left\|300px\|Takad an Albaneg]] The two distinct Albanian dialects, Tosk and Gheg, spoken today are part of a wider language group. Two [[Variety (linguistics)\|varieties]] of [[Tosk language\|Tosk]] are spoken in [[Italy\|Italian]] and [[Greece\|Greek]] enclaves and appear to be related most closely to the dialect of [[Çamëria]] in the extreme south of [[Albania]]. Due to the heavy influence of the [[Italian language\|Italian]] and [[Greek language\|Greek]] languages with which they have come into contact, they have diverged significantly from standard [[Tosk language\|Tosk]] [[Albanian language\|Albanian]]. Gheg (or Geg) is spoken in northern Albania and by the Albanians of [[Serbia and Montenegro]] (Southern Montenegro and Southern Serbia), the UN protectorate of Kosovo, as well as those of the [[Republic of Macedonia]]. ~~Since after [[World War II]] there have been efforts to create a ''Standard'' or ''Literary'' Albanian that borrows most heavily from the Tosk dialect.~~ The [[Albanian alphabet]] is based on the [[Latin alphabet]], with the addition of the letters ''ë'', ''ç'', and nine [[Digraph (orthography)\|digraph]]s to account for certain sounds in pronunciations. Until [[1908]], when the Latin alphabet was introduced in Albanian, the [[Greek alphabet]], [[Cyrillic alphabet]], and the [[Ottoman Turkish]] version of the [[Arabic alphabet]] had been used to write Albanian. ==Liammoù diavaez==

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