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There is no difference between Vllahs and Albanians . Both are paleobalkanik populations that share almost the same genetic pool, same customs , same language atm and nationalism . It's supposed that vllehet from albania were "ilire te romanizuar". When the romanian president asked that vlahs should be recognized as romanian minority having more rights when half of the actual government are vlachs many analysts stated criticizing him as a destabilizing factor to our country. Albania's most prominent renaissance and national awakening were vllehe. Greece also considers vllehs as greek although most of them speak albanian as their main language and consider themselves albanians.Aurora Bulkualis wrote:Albanian ethnicity has always been measured with language until recently. Vllahs would have been considered Albanian at all periods. I guess a couple now still call themselves Vllah, but it's a lot more than reported. I think I might have some Vllah ancestry if I'm not mistaken. I'd have to check.
It's Mc Kresha - N disko songAurora Bulkualis wrote:I didn't understand a single word
It's like we have such a coesion within the national team that we have never had before ever. Always had clans within the team influencing on who should play ectProblemi eshte qe bashkjetesa doemos rrjedh ne perzierje.Aurora Bulkualis wrote:I agree with you Rodon. There are a lot of communities in Albania that were "Albanianized" during communism. Vllahs were one of them.
Guys like Aliji, as long as they play well, are always welcome though. I really don't give a crap how they look if they're good players.
Duhet te marresh parasysh qe nje pjese e ketyre pakicave ishte asimilu para se tu shpallte pavaresia. Ka libra ne Shqip qe deshmojn qe nje pjese e popullates urbane ne disa qytete Shqiptare (Shkodra, Tirane etc.etc.) kishte preardhje nga siria dhe iraku te sotshme.artan wrote:I remember reading statistics that in the early 20th century Albania was something like 90-95% Albanian or Albanian speaking. The idea that Albania assimilated all these ethnic groups is far fetched and I know you guys know that too. The fact that more than half of Albanian lands are outside it's border further proves that as those areas are the "Buffer" zones where there are more mixed demographics.
Hoxha wasn't a nationalist. He didn't care about ethnicity or religion. He just cared about the "state" and the bullshit brand of Marxism.
Gabim. Ketu po flasim por minoritete me lindshmeri tejet te madhe. A e dine sa ashkalinje mund te kete ne Shqiperi? A e dine sa meslindore mund te kete asimiluar populli Shqiptar? Fut edhe vllehet ketu dhe e ke imazhin komplet.Plako wrote:artan wrote:I remember reading statistics that in the early 20th century Albania was something like 90-95% Albanian or Albanian speaking. The idea that Albania assimilated all these ethnic groups is far fetched and I know you guys know that too. The fact that more than half of Albanian lands are outside it's border further proves that as those areas are the "Buffer" zones where there are more mixed demographics.
Hoxha wasn't a nationalist. He didn't care about ethnicity or religion. He just cared about the "state" and the bullshit brand of Marxism.
There are other ethnic groups who have been assimilated, the Vlachs being the largest, but I agree with you that they are not a significant percentage. Even if we were to put the Vlachs number at 300k, which I think is still pretty high, that's less 10% of the overall Albanian population in the Balkans. I still think that the Vlachs are probably less than 100k in total.
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Kete post s'mund te jete me larg nga realiteti:Simboli i Diellit wrote:There is no difference between Vllahs and Albanians . Both are paleobalkanik populations that share almost the same genetic pool, same customs , same language atm and nationalism . It's supposed that vllehet from albania were "ilire te romanizuar". When the romanian president asked that vlahs should be recognized as romanian minority having more rights when half of the actual government are vlachs many analysts stated criticizing him as a destabilizing factor to our country. Albania's most prominent renaissance and national awakening were vllehe. Greece also considers vllehs as greek although most of them speak albanian as their main language and consider themselves albanians.Aurora Bulkualis wrote:Albanian ethnicity has always been measured with language until recently. Vllahs would have been considered Albanian at all periods. I guess a couple now still call themselves Vllah, but it's a lot more than reported. I think I might have some Vllah ancestry if I'm not mistaken. I'd have to check.
I'm confused. So the Albanin distinctive look = JoShqiptar.Rodon wrote:
Edhe Vajushi, Meha, Lila e Cikalleshi ne nje fare menyre.
Ajo pamja distinktive (tiparja e nje minoritete Shqipefolese) eshte pikerisht pamja JoShqiptare.Erik wrote:Albanians come in all shapes and sizes. Aliji is an obvious example of somebody who's family are not genetically Albanian but Id still consider them more Albanian than some.
I have the strangest genetic makeup, pale skin, green eyes, jet black hair and you can't tell my nationality from my first name either so all the Albanians at my University never knew I was Albanian before I told them whereas with them I could tell in an instant as they had that distinctive Albanian look.
Shqiptari i vertet mesatar mezi dallohet nga europjani qendror tipik.
Nice cherrypicked pic, but he looks paneuropean:MadMan wrote:Either Cikalleshi is a minoritar apo Shqiptar i vertet qe ngjan sikur nje "evropian qendror". Je duke kundershtu veten shume.Rodon wrote:
Edhe Vajushi, Meha, Lila e Cikalleshi ne nje fare menyre.
Ajo pamja distinktive (tiparja e nje minoritete Shqipefolese) eshte pikerisht pamja JoShqiptare.Erik wrote:Albanians come in all shapes and sizes. Aliji is an obvious example of somebody who's family are not genetically Albanian but Id still consider them more Albanian than some.
I have the strangest genetic makeup, pale skin, green eyes, jet black hair and you can't tell my nationality from my first name either so all the Albanians at my University never knew I was Albanian before I told them whereas with them I could tell in an instant as they had that distinctive Albanian look.
Shqiptari i vertet mesatar mezi dallohet nga europjani qendror tipik.
This is a face I can recognise miles away as an Albanian. Elephant ears, deformed/round head etc In fact the amount of Romanians I see like this is astonishing.
ps. I think we should open a stomfort section, and with that I would like to see the pictures of these forum members who are "distinct albanians" that are no different to central europeans lol.
