Veritas San Diego, CA	Reply » \| Report Abuse \| Judge it! \| #136 Dec 14, 2011 AbeUG wrote: <quoted text> This proves you are NOT Polish. NO Polish nationalist would ever say "Aryans" were ancestors of Poles. The "Aryans" were trying to exterminate Poles. You RuSSkie retard. Very true. Poles are Slavs and have never been considered Aryan. He knows nothing about European history. He is just a troll.
Zeligowski Portadown, UK	Reply » \| Report Abuse \| Judge it! \| #137 Dec 14, 2011 Veritas wrote: <quoted text> Very true. Poles are Slavs and have never been considered Aryan. He knows nothing about European history. He is just a troll. And who are you ? The fact that your are hanging on this very forum for years doesn't give you right to clarify posters.So far you and that chicken and impostor Abe haven't posted one simple argument but assumptions stipulation and personal abuse you are pathetic!
Zeligowski Portadown, UK	Reply » \| Report Abuse \| Judge it! \| #138 Dec 14, 2011 meant to be classify posters
B lkaar Singh Bruton, UK	Reply » \| Report Abuse \| Judge it! \| #139 Dec 14, 2011 Judged: 1 1 1 i am of the the 'akaali nihung' order of the KHALSA, which originates from modern day Punjab in nothern india. our tradition teaches us that the ancient warriors of northern india, were descended from the sun, having blond hair. these warriors migrated from india, following the path of the sun towards the west. there is an obvious genetic and linguistic link between the peoples of europe and northern india
Zeligowski Portadown, UK	Reply » \| Report Abuse \| Judge it! \| #140 Dec 14, 2011 B lkaar Singh wrote: i am of the the 'akaali nihung' order of the KHALSA, which originates from modern day Punjab in nothern india. our tradition teaches us that the ancient warriors of northern india, were descended from the sun, having blond hair. these warriors migrated from india, following the path of the sun towards the west. there is an obvious genetic and linguistic link between the peoples of europe and northern india Absolutely, these warriors migrated both west and east !
Veritas San Diego, CA	Reply » \| Report Abuse \| Judge it! \| #141 Dec 14, 2011 Zeligowski wrote: <quoted text> And who are you ? The fact that your are hanging on this very forum for years doesn't give you right to clarify posters.So far you and that chicken and impostor Abe haven't posted one simple argument but assumptions stipulation and personal abuse you are pathetic! Yea, we're the ones who are pathetic. George Orwell warned us that people like you would be coming. What a newspeak freak.
Zeligowski Portadown, UK	Reply » \| Report Abuse \| Judge it! \| #142 Dec 15, 2011 Veritas wrote: <quoted text> Yea, we're the ones who are pathetic. George Orwell warned us that people like you would be coming. What a newspeak freak. Yes you are ! Cannot be helped dude! Read your own posts lol
Veritas San Diego, CA	Reply » \| Report Abuse \| Judge it! \| #143 Dec 16, 2011 Zeligowski wrote: <quoted text> Yes you are ! Cannot be helped dude! Read your own posts lol You have some serious brain rot going on here. Seek medical care!

Mindaugas Vilnius, Lithuania	Reply » \| Report Abuse \| Judge it! \| #144 Dec 17, 2011 Judged: 4 1 1 Don't be so angry Zeligovsky and Veritas. We all are indoeuropeans.:))) didn't we? Talking about Aryans or not is sorry..sorry speech of Hitler. Linguists can tell you, that Germans Balts, Slavs BC were relative tribes and languages. Let's read books of specialists. It's better than war. Going 2000 years BC you will find more similarities than differences :)) good night friends
Kestutis Döberitz, Germany	Reply » \| Report Abuse \| Judge it! \| #145 Jan 11, 2012 Judged: 1 1 The biggest similarity is not in the the quantity of almost the same words, but in grammar forms, declinations. This makes Lithuanian closest living language to Sanskrit, but GRAMATICALLY. "To a person who is familiar with old Indo-European languages such as Latin or Ancient Greek, Lithuanian grammar will come more easily than to a person who can speak modem "English, Spanish, Italian, French or German." http://www.lki.lt/LKI_EN/index.php... You may also find a plenty of similar words in ancient Greek, Latin and Lithuanian, but the most similar is the structure of the language. It is a popular myth that Lithuanian can understand Sanskrit, but it is true, that he\|she can easily learn the grammar of Sanskrit(Ancient Greek or Latin), due to a very similar language structure.
gnuck UK	Reply » \| Report Abuse \| Judge it! \| #146 Jan 13, 2012 Judged: 1 although i respect both countries, i do not understand why someone force to found similarity between far distant civilizations. the only reason that i can think, is that some Indian geek want found some point of contact with northern Europe women, but looking in an ancient language as Sanskrit is very lame. the Sanskrit is so old that probably have connection with all spoken languages in the world. these geeks will have the same leverage by exposing a fake rolex. PS i didn't see any trend about similarity between Sanskrit and turkish, which are much more, probably because the turkish women are ugly
youtheman London, UK	Reply » \| Report Abuse \| Judge it! \| #147 Jan 13, 2012 Judged: 3 1 1 The similarities are uncanny, dummy. Lithuania takes pride that her language has stay less corrupted by external influences of Latin and Germanic Saxon. Sanskrit is the oldest language to survive through literature and so the comparison to the rejection of altered and diluted languages in the rest of Europe is remarkable. The languages are our earliest traces of civilisation and socialisation.
Gile Since: Jul 11 66 Vilnius, Lithuania	Reply » \| Report Abuse \| Judge it! \| #148 Jan 18, 2012 Judged: 2 2 1 youtheman wrote: The similarities are uncanny, dummy. Lithuania takes pride that her language has stay less corrupted by external influences of Latin and Germanic Saxon. Sanskrit is the oldest language to survive through literature and so the comparison to the rejection of altered and diluted languages in the rest of Europe is remarkable. The languages are our earliest traces of civilisation and socialisation. Yeah... and we could take pride about more than just the ancient language... We could take pride about the history which is hided till now. Doc. J. Statkute de Rosales in her book "Europos šaknys ir mes - lietuviai" ( I know only Lithuanian version) states a lot of facts which are different than the history used to declare till now. Veritas, I am sure you are Lithuanian yourself and as I've notised you are interested in history. So get that book and read! I am sure you will be surprised ;)
Indre Houston, TX	Reply » \| Report Abuse \| Judge it! \| #149 Jan 29, 2012 I am Lithuanian and we also have more than 24 letters, since the dots on top or other accent marks do count as. Separate letters altogether. george the macedonian wrote: Well guys i can tell you that where sanscrit was derived from,It is from the oldest ancient macedonian alphabet.Oldest phonetic alphabet found in caves in europe estimated to be 32000 to 50000 years.It is older than the hebrew alphabet.How the indian people got their alphabet& religion & culture is quite amazing more than 3000 yars ago religious leaders from the high country travelled all the way to india & gave them sanscit alphabet of which we know is derived from the ancient macedonian.Shruti in sanscrit is to hear & the same as ancient macedonian.Sama veda,sama byitself veda chanting.Truly it is amazing.The macedonians use a calendar which is 7600 years old. Also guysVirtually all the european phonetic alphabets are derived from the ancient macedonian. old macedonian was 36 letters where as all the other alphabets are 24 letters. At last there can be no speculating as we know what & how it happend.Did you know macedonian still exists.Prior to 1912it was a whole country which was divided amongs serbia,bulgaria,greece,albania . The great powers without asking the macedonian people decided to divide the country.How can one country belong to 4 other countries.How can one group of people race claim to be another race of people??? george
Indre Houston, TX	Reply » \| Report Abuse \| Judge it! \| #150 Jan 29, 2012 Judged: 1 The lithuanian numbers are also the same! Ill spell phonetically: Viens Dvi or du Trys Katuri Penki Septini Oshtoni Dievini Dashim Marek wrote: God Albert, you are right about the slavic languages being somewhat similar to sanskrit too. My mother tongue is slovak and I recently, out of sheer interest, made a comparison of numerals in slovak and sanskrit. Here it goes: 1 jeden eka 2 dva dvi 3 tri tri 4 štyri catur 5 päť pancan 6 šesť sas 7 sedem saptan 8 osem astan 9 deväť navan 10 desať dasan
Aidas Riga, Latvia	Reply » \| Report Abuse \| Judge it! \| #151 Feb 21, 2012 Mindaugas wrote: <quoted text> shasthrani.. This word reminds Lithuanian word "aštrus" (ashtrus) and (partly) Latvian "ass" (ahss)- these both words in English mean "sharp". And sharpness is one of the main attributes of most ancient weapons.
Mindaugas Vilnius, Lithuania	Reply » \| Report Abuse \| Judge it! \| #152 Feb 21, 2012 Dear indoeuropeans.:))) About our ansestors wrote USA Lithuanian Gimbutiene, Italian Umberto P Dinni, Holland Frederik Kortland, Russian Toporov and other scientist. They have found interesting things :))) About very close relations between Balts or Slavs (more than relations), about what Unites Italians,Greeks, Germans and other. There are a lot of linguistic archeological evidences. Let's use arguments, or in another way we will try to make "privat" nation older, more ancient or better. Who knows, may be Lithuanian language remaind the less altered because of people conservativism? They Were hiding hundreds of years among forests fighting against invasion of Crusader Hordes?
Aidas Riga, Latvia	Reply » \| Report Abuse \| Judge it! \| #153 Feb 21, 2012 Judged: 1 1 One more thing I've just realised regarding Sanskrit word "shasthraani" - there's this particular onomatopoeic interjection in Lithuanian language - "šast" (shast), which defines a sound of a sudden action - a sudden and fast move of arm or leg, a sound of throwing of something, a sudden move of sword or other weapon etc.
Vytautas Vilnius, Lithuania	Reply » \| Report Abuse \| Judge it! \| #154 Feb 29, 2012 Judged: 1 1 Regarding Sanskrit-Slovak I added Lithuanian numbers: 1 jeden eka - vienas 2 dva dvi - du 3 tri tri - trys 4 štyri catur - keturi 5 päť pancan - penki 6 šesť sas -šeši 7 sedem saptan - septyni 8 osem astan - aštuoni 9 deväť navan - devyni 10 desať dasan - dešimt
Aditya - Pune Pune, India	Reply » \| Report Abuse \| Judge it! \| #155 Mar 17, 2012 Just because number of english words are similar to sanskrit words, it does not mean that english is derived from sanskrit ! They are both derived from the same family tree and hence the similarity. Do not put your ignorance on a public forum. pande ramanand wrote: sir, there are number of words in the english language which are deformed form of sanskrit words proving that the sanskrit is the mother of all national and international language. THE LIST IS SO LONG THAT IT CAN NOT BE QUOTED HERE, WORDS we i yOU are deformations of vayam, aham, yooyam. othr words new,father,mother,brother,nose ,mouth,eyes, two,three,fourth, six,seven ,eight ,nine, cent deci ,path,stay,sit,water,grain,ear th,son, star,grass,horse,mouse,
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