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The B, P and F sounds are very close together and some languages ​​do not have all three in their language. The Albanian language has all three sounds. All three sounds have small differences between them. The difference is only in their position in the mouth. All three are at the beginning of the mouth. The B is a voiced P, the P is slightly located before the B, and the F is a blowing sound in the air, and the Albanian word *fryn/blows is the most typical example of it and shows what the F is. The word *fryn/blow gave rise to the word *fryme/breath very similar to English *bl=br which indicates *f, it is done when you *fryn/blow air into a narrow area at the beginning of the mouth, producing a stream of air as in the words fryn/blow, fishkellim/whistle.  The Albanian language has the scientific definition of the sound in its own words becauese thats the way they albanian ancestor created the words based on their quality as language objects. It was *Ui/water at the beginning and from

The Albanian word *cingun is the word for stingy.  Albanian: cingun /cingun/ Learn to pronounce adjective   INFORMAL unwilling to give or spend English :  stin·gy / ˈstinjē / Learn to pronounce adjective INFORMAL unwilling to give or spend;  See the visual similarity betwen the Albanian word and the English word. It is not about etymology.  I think it is related to these Albanian language codes: -C'ngop- with the negative C-prefix of the word  *ngop/full of eating - çik  (little) -nji (one) The word *ngop comes from an alphabetic concept, which I think was "a whole thing, all of it that we send to our body, to ourselves". Cingun, the first creator of this word, I think he created it from the alphabetical concept "the smallest part of a whole". *Cingun comes from "Cingon with the phonetic transformation of o/u. *Pangopur comes today with the meaning we know today, but in its first meaning was the word *ngopur adding the negative prefix *a-ngopur. *a is the n