Re: [tied] Re: Yers

fortuna11111 wrote:

>> I cannot since in Albanian / Romanian and Bulgarian
> /Romanian the senses
>> & sound are mostly the same.
>
> Alex, are you currently in Romania? I would gladly meet with you
> and talk about this, if I have the chance.

I am in Germany since I live here . The distance is tough pretty big
between us but distance was never an unbreakable obstacle for people.

>
> There were many Romanians at the university from which I
> graduated. They never said they felt there was a similarity
> between sound of Romanian and Bulgarian.

Hmmm.. ever asked about? From all the slavic languages , the Bulgarian
followed by Serbian is the most "pleasant" so to say for Rom. ears. Even
the fact that there is no "shto" with this strong "o" as in Russian but
an "shtã" with this so familiar "ã" (shtã ti treba bre?, our balcanic
expresions, it doesn't matter wherefrom they come, these have been a
very big point which leaded to the socalled "balcanic linguistic union".
It should be interesting if you will read something about it)

> It could be the
> usual Balkan not wanting to associate with each other or it could
> be that this is too subjective to be argued on.
>
> Eva

This "usual balkan" says a lot. Maybe more as we understand now.

alex