Why are we writting in ETRUSCAN?

>>3279972
Are you high?

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>>3280346
Look at those letters. We are right now writting in Etruscan.

>>3280412
>>3279972
We are "writing" in an Italic-derived script that in turn came from Greek from Phonecian, etc.
A script does not mean a specific language.

>>3280418
roman fag acept the true they copied everything from them.

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>>3279972
the early Roman army copied much from the Etruscan version. For example, in Etruria, you had to be a citizen to join the army, and you had to supply your own armor and weapons just like how it was in early Rome. Many of the most distinctive features of Roman society were in fact influenced by , or directly borrowed from the Etruscans. The Etruscans were a formative influence on Rome and this can be seen in its religion, culture, urban planning and engineering and they also helped to establish it as a great city and one of the greatest powers in Italy. In order to understand Rome it is necessary to understand the influence of the Etruscans on the Early Roman Republic.

>>3280418
This.
Serbo-Croatian and Belarusian have been written with the Arabic script by certain groups at certain times, that doesn't mean that they are related to Arabic at all.

>>3280493
>Serbo-Croatian and Belarusian have been written with the Arabic script

where can i read more about this
>inb4 in a book
which book

>>3280587
Muslims (Bosniaks and Lipka Tatars respectively) wrote in the Arabic script from the 17th to the 19th century.