Reasons for learning Albanian

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Let's create a shape to a soul who already exists, but no one has noticed it.

It is said that necessity forces the human being to learn what he maybe doesn't want to. People learn what they need or what will ensure them a better life. A better life can be lived cheap. Living cheaply is hard, but it includes enjoying the simplest, smallest and unnoticed things of life. We live in a world where the shape doesn't allow us to evaluate the substance. Albania is a small shape unnoticed in Balkan peninsula or better said seen in different ways by each person’s point of view. Allow me to give you my reasons to learn Albanian.

1. Live in Albania, and when I say live, I mean to live by understanding the culture but especially the beauty of this country such as; the sea, the mountains, the fields and everything that you probably dreamed. Albania has got a four-season year. Feel the cold of the winter, the warmth of the spring the heat of summer and the beauty of autumn.
2. Invest in Albania. Investing here is so easy, and it has got its benefits — lower prices in electric bills, an employee salary, education, health, food and so on.
3. Live in a place where you will find the friendliest people of the world, where you will be a guest who is going to be respected for his value as a human being, not for his status in society.
4. Live in a place where the religion is seen as a way of living and used only in good. It doesn't matter if you follow Catholicism, Islam, Hinduism or even if you are an atheist, what matters is to be part of the society and respect each other. This place is a cheap way of living that it is offered to you and that can be enjoyed much more by speaking the native language THE ALBANIAN LANGUAGE.
5. Learn the Albanian language, a language which is considered to be one of the ten most difficult languages in the world, but I totally disagree with this statement, anyway just give yourself the satisfaction to be that learner.
6. If you are an English speaker or speak English as a second language, let me congratulate you because you already know some sounds in Albanian such as (sh, th, xh, ë, r, z, gj, dh, ll, zh) letters that are considered hard to spell and if you memorize the alphabet you already know how to read and write. There is no silent letter, every written letter, it is also spelled.
7. Cases are said to be the hardest point of grammar. Is this true? I would say no. Why? Because language is mathematics. Is enough to memorize? The base of definite and indefinite singular nominative and all the other cases are formed by adding different suffixes to the base form.
8. If I approached Albanian with English. I would say that regarding the tenses we have similarities that make the language much easier to be learned.
9. The verb (to be) and (have got) is used as a helpful verb to form the composed tenses, and it has got its meaning uses.
10. In the simple past we have the irregular and regular verbs which take the suffix (va) the biggest part of them.
11. In the past participle the verbs take the suffixes (tuar, uar, rë, në) the biggest part of them.
12. I could write more about grammar, but I believe that this is enough to get a general idea of what is considered as one of the ten most difficult languages in the world. The language can create the shape. Learn Albanian, let knowledge satisfies your ego!

Written by Eridiola Gjuzi