From: Miguel Carrasquer
Message: 30485
Date: 2004-02-02
> the TRUTH IS that Romanian Phonetic System is much closer toActually, it isn't.
>Albanian Phonetic System!!!
> The results of this differences are the following :There are several problems here. Your charts are bad, and you cannot
> (I counted 1 square = 1 difference (see below urls) -> but this is
>just a simplication , you can look next on each detail)
>
>Vowels System: Romanian versus Albanian = 1 differences
> (almost identical)
>Consonants System: Romanian versus Albanian = 4 differences + 2
>shifts
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>
> TOTAL = 5 differences + 2 shifts
>
>
>Vowels System: Romanian versus Italian = 3 differences
>Consonants System: Romanian versus Italian = 6.5 differences
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> TOTAL = 9.5 differences
>
> Note :
> I considered the Albanian "d" "t" only a shift of Romanian/
>Italian "d" "t" and not different sounds and also I considered "a
>shift" the fact that "n" could be generated in two modes in Albanian.
> This GREAT similarity could only be explained by a GENETIC LINKNonsense. Similar phonological systems have *nothing* to do with genetic