And Estonian is an agglutinative language related to Hungarian and Finnish but also related to Turkish and Mongolia.Estonian have many words defining nomadic life stile but no words for philosophy and science.That's why Estonian borrowed lots of words from Greek,Latin and German in order to become a language of science and philosophy. In the same way Turkish borrowed words from Persian, Arabic, Greek and French.
In conclusion MaBu888 is a liar like all Estonians!

MaBu888 is lying when he says that Estonian is more difficult than Latin and Greek because Estonian has 14 cases because Estonian it has fix and unchangeable grammar forms but Greek and Latin is more difficult because there many occasions when these forms change. Actually Greek and Latin are more difficult than Estonian because Estonian has no grammatical gender but Greek and Latin has 3 grammatical genders. Estonian is a very easy language because originally it has suffixes only but Greek and Latin is very high inflected with suffixes and prefixes. Estonian is more easy than Greek and Latin because it doesn't have so many tenses and try to define with cases but that is why Estonian many times it becomes ambiguous while Greek and Latin are much more precise.

MaBu888 is lying because it is a fact proved first time by Aristarchos of Alexandria that Latin is Related to Greek when he observed first time that all monosyllabic words of Latin are similar to Greek. Actually between Ancient Latin and Greek there is such a close relation that beginners in Ancient Greek start with the basic of Latin Grammar which is an introduction to Greek Grammar.
MaBu888 is lying when he says that Ancient Greek is not related to Latin because there is no word order in Latin since the grammar allows to put words in any order you like but to mean the same because Latin and Greek are high inflected languages.

I'm don't really no much on that subject. But I'm pretty sure that the moon exists as well. Lol

About the Italic people: the Latins were NOT the only Italic people, others (as in people who lived in Italy)were the Aequi, Aurunci, Ausones, Bruttii, Camunni, Corsi, Elymians, Etruscans(notIndo-Euroepan), Euganei, Falisci, Fidenates, Hernici, Iapyges, Italiotes, Lepontii, Ligures, Lucani, Marrucini, Marsi, Messapii, Oenotrians, Osci, Paeligni, Piceni, Raetians, Rutuli, Sabellians, Sabini, Samnites, Sardii, Sicani, Siceliotes, Sicels, Taurini, Umbrians, Veneti (Adriatic), Vestini, Volsci. The main candidate for the first introduction of Proto-Italic speakers to Italy is the Terramare culture (1500 BC). However, some of these forementioned tribes were Greek, but those DID NOT include Latins, Faliscans, Umbrians, Oscans, and several others, in fact only a few of these were Greek, there were a few that were not Indo-Europeans. I DO NOT NOR WILL I EVER DENY THAT THERE LIVED SOME HELLENES IN ITALY BEFORE THE ROMAN CONQUESTS. A LOT OF FAMOUS AND INFLUENTIAL GREEKS WERE ACTIVE IN ITALIA.

No clear timeline of the Epsilon team can be traced, mainly because people who support its existence or claim to be members, connoisseurs or even its representatives all give very different and incoherent versions of the story.

Are you an epsilonist?

We've got loanwords for these to from Greek (through Latin, through German) demokraatia, filosoofia, astronoomia, geomeetria, bioloogia. Pronounced as written. Although the pronunciation of these words is the same as the regional German pronuncation of Latin used to be around these parts, not the same as classical Latin, only the strss is the same as in Latin. Just because the Estonian language has loanwords in it doesn't make it Greek too (low blow, LOL). Did you know that the Latin has a different morphological system of grammar, compared to any form of Greek? The word order is quite different also. Latin used to have its own verse form, the Saturnian, which is different from Greek meters such as the later borrowed hexameter. Here's another word. quoius, an archaic form of cuius, what is it in Greek? My language of Estonian is still much harder than Greek because we have 14 cases, WE HAVE 9 VOWELS :A,E,I,O,U,Õ,Ä,Ö,Ü, Kas sa sellest aru saad, kasvõi natukene?!

The word nostra, of which the meaning I leave for you to figure out, what is the word in greek that "spawned" it.

There are no esteblished soundlaws that prove that Latin came from Aeolic Greek, however there are sound-laws that are consistent with the Indo-European paradigm. LOL a Greek word. It provvz it maaaan! There have thusfar been established sound laws that dictate the hypothetical but likely course of every single Indo-European language. You don't know very much about the Indo-European paradigm. These people were seminomadic. What are the established sound-laws that indicate that Latin came from Greek? If there are any, they are not consistent with data that there is about these two ancient languages. Roman grammarians have explicitly stated how they pronounced their Latin and it is not the same as the Italian language. Can you speak Attic Greek in a way that preserves the diphthongs and the aspirated consonants like phi chi rho and theta? I can easily pronounce Latin as Romans did.