Albanian, recognized as an isolet—a language whose close relatives have vanished over time—possesses unique structures and sounds that distinguish it from neighboring languages. Spoken by approximately 6 million people, Albanian is primarily concentrated in the Balkans, including Albania, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Serbia, Montenegro, and Greece. The language's global presence is attributed to widespread Albanian diaspora communities, as Albanians have emigrated to various countries around the world. This distinct linguistic profile reflects its rich historical evolution and ongoing cultural significance both within and beyond its traditional geographic boundaries