fakteve

Fakteve is the Albanian term for "facts" in its plural form. It is used in journalism, education, and everyday language to refer to statements or data that can be verified. The singular form fakti means "the fact," while fakteve appears in various grammatical cases depending on sentence structure. Common collocations include fakteve të paraqitura (the presented facts) and bazat e fakteve (the bases of the facts).

In media, education, and public discourse, fakteve are treated as the foundation of credible information. Reporters collect fakte from sources, check them against evidence, and present fakteve të paraqitura to readers. In academic writing, authors distinguish clearly between fakte and interpretations, and they note when a claim remains subject to debate or uncertainty.

The term plays a role in media literacy and critical thinking, where audiences are encouraged to evaluate the reliability of fakte by assessing sources, methods of verification, and potential biases. In misinformation debates, the ability to identify solid fakte versus unverified assertions is central to constructive discussion.

See also: fakti; fakte; misinformation; critical thinking.