tolgs001 wrote:
> For the same reason why "eu întru," as it
> is pronounced in Transylvania, and not "eu
> intru." (Pt. ca le suna mai bine la ureche.)
> In Romanian, you have the prepositions &
> prefixes "în, întru, între" and no "in."
>
> George
I guess there is more as that.. after taking a look at the albanian
way to compund and the old Romanian texts where we have "mparatu",
"nalt" (actualy used today too 'nalt , not "înalt", I guess the
Petrovici was right and Rosetti not, regarding the "în"-..
hmm.. there is a lot interesting wordsin Albanian which begin
with "ng". After Abdullah told us that the stops became voiced
after nasal, one can see the Albanian "ng-" is romanian
"înc-".Take a look if you can, you will wonder what you will
find. I am just searching now.