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[SouthernEuropean]

yes,thanks.I read on Wikipedia that Kruševo ''is the highest town in Macedonia as it is situated at an altitude of over 4,000 feet (1250 m) above sea level.''.Plz dont kill me for asking this.Are there also Aromanians(Vlachs)living in Kruševo?and no im not trying to find a connection with the ones in Greece,im honestly just interested.I am one as well and i come near a place called Metsovo which is like Kruševo built in high attitude and it's also of great beauty and nature and the population there is of the Vlach culture,oh and the population is the same more or less.

[dewrob]

Originally Posted by SouthernEuropean

yes,thanks.I read on Wikipedia that Kruševo ''is the highest town in Macedonia as it is situated at an altitude of over 4,000 feet (1250 m) above sea level.''.Plz dont kill me for asking this.Are there also Aromanians(Vlachs)living in Kruševo?and no im not trying to find a connection with the ones in Greece,im honestly just interested.I am one as well and i come near a place called Metsovo which is like Kruševo built in high attitude and it's also of great beauty and nature and the population there is of the Vlach culture,oh and the population is the same more or less.

I'm not going to kill you

AFAIK there are a lot of Vlachs in Krusevo. However I don't have any excact numbers to back this up. Vlachs are all around the country I can't think of a place where they are highly concentrated.

Just like in Greece where there are naturalized Greeks here they are naturalized Macedonians... Loyal citizens of the country and actually mostely quite sucessfull people.

They do take care of their culture to some extent though. I think we have some annual song festival for music in vlach language.

[SouthernEuropean]

Yes in Greece they've always identified with Greeks although there were some people who turned to Romania.None can be sure of their origins ,but in Greece people identify them as Greeks,but wherever they are they are proud citizens of their countries and i think their culture is interesting .

[dewrob]

Originally Posted by SouthernEuropean

Yes in Greece they've always identified with Greeks although there were some people who turned to Romania.None can be sure of their origins ,but in Greece people identify them as Greeks,but wherever they are they are proud citizens of their countries and i think their culture is interesting .

They are definitely related to the Romanians but they've managed to blend in the respective countries where they live in.

[SouthernEuropean]

Originally Posted by dewrob

They are definitely related to the Romanians but they've managed to blend in the respective countries where they live in.

i disagree to be honest but im not going to argue We are very proud Greeks.But no seriously,there are so many theories about our origin,it's confusing really,the point is that people here identify with Greeks for many centuries now..there are so many theories though that Aromanians were part of the Ancient Greek culture,the Dacian culture,the Illyrian culture,the Thracian culture and so on..

[dewrob]

Originally Posted by SouthernEuropean

i disagree to be honest but im not going to argue We are very proud Greeks.But no seriously,there are so many theories about our origin,it's confusing really,the point is that people here identify with Greeks for many centuries now..there are so many theories though that Aromanians were part of the Ancient Greek culture,the Dacian culture,the Illyrian culture,the Thracian culture and so on..

dude U misunderstood me that's what I said. I said that their roots might be related to Romania... but today in let's say Greece I have no doubt they are proud Greeks

[dejan]

Originally Posted by SouthernEuropean

yes,thanks.I read on Wikipedia that Kruševo ''is the highest town in Macedonia as it is situated at an altitude of over 4,000 feet (1250 m) above sea level.''.Plz dont kill me for asking this.Are there also Aromanians(Vlachs)living in Kruševo?and no im not trying to find a connection with the ones in Greece,im honestly just interested.I am one as well and i come near a place called Metsovo which is like Kruševo built in high attitude and it's also of great beauty and nature and the population there is of the Vlach culture,oh and the population is the same more or less.

I'm assuming the highest concentration is in Krushevo, although don't take my word on that. From what i know many Vlach's in the country speak their language, one of our former prime ministers Hari Kostov is a Vlach.

If you're familiar with the geography of the country, there are also supposed to be a lot of Vlach people south east of Krushevo, in the Kavadarci-Negotino region i believe.

[dejan]

Btw, while i agree we don't need many subsections. But what about 'east,west,south,north' subsections? Or just east and west regions?

[Realek]

To the mods:

There is no link on the European Forums page to this sub-forum

The latest СКОПЈЕ - Проекти и Изградба | SKOPJE - Development and Construction thread is missing a V‎

[VelesHomais]

So when will the Ukraine & Macedonia forum going to be created?

[Realek]

As soon as we take over SSC

Are you really in Finland atm?

[VelesHomais]

No, I'm in Vinland

[Realek]

I guess I need glasses

[mojaBL]

Originally Posted by dewrob

BL it's not about reccomendation. I only listed general Macedonian threads or threads made by Macedonians.

I only excluded your reportage as well as DwV's reportage for Macedonia (altough Singi moved it here as well). I wasn't sure if you as the author would like to have it here or in the general section.

Of course if it's OK with you we will ask Singi to move it here as well

Here is the link

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=393462

It is all the same to me, if you want it here it is ok with me.
I didn´t ask beacuse of the location, but because of the link. Because before there was a link on the 1st page am i petty or not

[mojaBL]

In serbia there are lot of Vlachs in Negotinska Krajina and they all speak vlaski, it is very similiar, if not the same as romanian.

[bgrs]

It is not Romanian, it's a mixture of Slavic and Romanian.

[dewrob]

@BLthe link is still there on the first page

this was a shortlist for threads needed to be moved. Nevertheless your thread is already here

[SouthernEuropean]

Originally Posted by mojaBL

In serbia there are lot of Vlachs in Negotinska Krajina and they all speak vlaski, it is very similiar, if not the same as romanian.

i've heard about Vlachs maybe exist in Serbia but wow it is true..they really extent as far as Serbia..impressive
bgrs for Greek Vlachs instead of Slavic they language contain many Greek words as well.

[dejan]

Originally Posted by Burislav

So when will the Ukraine & Macedonia forum going to be created?

That would be really cool actually

[mojaBL]

Originally Posted by SouthernEuropean

i've heard about Vlachs maybe exist in Serbia but wow it is true..they really extent as far as Serbia..impressive
bgrs for Greek Vlachs instead of Slavic they language contain many Greek words as well.

believe me there are lot of them, they have televisions, radio, newspapers, music etc. everything on their language. Sometime people refer to this part as "Vlaska republika" (Vlach Republic).