I give the example of comparing Albanian words with languages Berbers of Morocco and Algeria (first part) and the language of the Tuareg (part two), the Tuareg language seems more suitable because it had less Arab and French influence, due to the greater isolation of the population.
It is worth exploring, and non-Arab languages, Somalia, Sudan and Egypt.
English, Berbers, Albanian
1. Tamazight and Taqbaylit
say (eng.), timena (berb.), them (alb.)
my (eng.), inu (berb.), im, ime (alb.)
we (eng.), nekni (berb.), ne (alb.)
than (eng.), zi (berb.), se (alb.)
meat (eng.), aksum (berb.), ushqim (alb.) (q no pronounciation in English, as soft ch)
fat (eng.), lidam (berb.), dhjam (alb.)
father (eng.), baba (berb.), baba (alb
thread (eng.), ifili, ifilu (berb.), fill (alb.) (ll pronounced as english l)
elephant (eng.), ifil (berb.), fil (alb.) (l no pronounciation in English, as ly)
2. Tamasheq
black (eng.), әzzәf (berb.), e zezë (alb.) (ë pronounced as english ә, the: δә)
do (eng.), ja (berb.), a (alb.)
rotate (eng.), kәrukәr (berb.), qarkulloj (alb.)
boast (eng.), baraj (berb.), mburrje (alb.)
want (eng.), durhәn (berb.), dua (alb.)
carry (eng.), babb (berb.), mbaj (alb.)
eat (eng.), әkshen (berb.), ushqehem (alb.)
fly (eng.), ffurrәt (berb.), fluturoj (alb.)
health (eng.), sehet (berb.), shëndet (alb.)
Albanian national costume from Northern Albania

and Berber costume

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