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Vasile schrieb:Albanesi schrieb:Nate ne mir Macedonian ,
Si jeni ?
Ishala dreqi ta hangri kryet...
dreqi heißt Teufel auf albanisch?
Auf rumänisch: drac.
Ziemlich ähnlich.
Auf griechisch Diabolos. Keine Aehnlichkeiten.
Gruss
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Auf griechisch Diabolos. Keine Aehnlichkeiten.
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Macedonian
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Albanesi2 schrieb:Ich sags dir:
Gute NAcht Macedonian ,
Wie gehts?
Ich hoffe der Teufel wird dir dein Kopf abbeissen und auffressen
Albanesi ist mit Sicherheit Fyromisch-slawischer Abstammung, deshalb auch seine Perversionen a la "der Teufel wird deinen Kopf abbeissen und auffressen". Albanesi ist ein perverses Schweinchen.
Vasile
Spitzen-Poster
Italienisch - "diavolo"Macedonian schrieb:Vasile schrieb:Albanesi schrieb:Nate ne mir Macedonian ,
Si jeni ?
Ishala dreqi ta hangri kryet...
dreqi heißt Teufel auf albanisch?
Auf rumänisch: drac.
Ziemlich ähnlich.
Auf griechisch Diabolos. Keine Aehnlichkeiten.
Gruss
Französisch - "diable"
Rumänisch - "diavol", aber AUCH "drac" (der letzte sogar häufiger verwendet) - thrakische Wurzeln der Rumänen und Albaner.
Macedonian
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Albanesi schrieb:
Tut mir leid, aber Faelscher wie dich jage ich gerne. Und, bist Du stolz auf Vater Gashi, oder was soll dieses Foto sonst darstellen?
Macedonian
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Vasile schrieb:Italienisch - "diavolo"Macedonian schrieb:Vasile schrieb:Albanesi schrieb:Nate ne mir Macedonian ,
Si jeni ?
Ishala dreqi ta hangri kryet...
dreqi heißt Teufel auf albanisch?
Auf rumänisch: drac.
Ziemlich ähnlich.
Auf griechisch Diabolos. Keine Aehnlichkeiten.
Gruss
Französisch - "diable"
Rumänisch - "diavol", aber AUCH "drac" (der letzte sogar häufiger verwendet) - thrakische Wurzeln der Rumänen und Albaner.
Es wird zwar Diabolos geschrieben, doch gesprochen wird es Diavolos. Ai'sto Diavolo = Zum Teufel mit dir.
Gruss
Macedonian
Albanesi2
Gesperrt
Hier , ich habe mehr über aromunische Berühmtheiten gefunden.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Vlachs
Actors
Costache Caragiale, actor, playwright
Toma Caragiu, Romanian actor;
Ion Caramitru, Romanian actor, former minister of culture;
Tasko Nacic, Serbian actor;
Clergy
Andrei Şaguna, Romanian patriot, bishop, baron of Şaguna, then Metropolitan - Romanian Orthodox Church of Transylvania;
Ioachim Mărtineanu, Romanian Orthodox Metropolitan, described martyrized Moscopole;
Commerce and business
Darvari family, famous philantropists and Austrian Imperial bankers;
Dumba family, famous philantropists and Austrian Imperial bankers;
Hagi Meitani, Austrian Imperial baron, Wallachian stateman;
Mocioni family, famous philantropists and Austrian Imperial bankers;
Marcu Puiu, Austrian philantropist and nobleman in the 18th century;
Simon Sina (1782-1856), Austrian financial magnate;
Sina family, famous philantropists and Imperial bankers, also members of the Hungarian nobility;
Hagi Moscu, Austrian Imperial baron, Wallachian stateman;
Music
Apostolos Kaldaras, Greek composer;
Herbert von Karajan, conductor
Tose Proeski, Popular singer, Macedonian Slav representative at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2004
Kaliopi Bukle, Popular singer in Republic of Macedonia
Politicians
Evangelos Averoff, former Greek minister and former leader of the New Democracy party;
Bellu family, emigrating from martyrized Moscopole, offered several Wallachian statemen and one Romanian Prime Minister (conservative);
George Becali, Romanian politician
Ioan Gheorghe Caragea, Wallachian Voivode (1812-1818);
Nicolae Caragea, Wallachian Voivode (1782-1783);
Ghica family, Wallachian and Moldavian voivodes and Romanian Prime Ministers;
Octavian Goga, famous Romanian author, poet and former Prime Minister of Romania;
Ştefan Octavian Iosif, famous Romanian author;
Ioannis Kolettis General, obtained Greek Independence from the Ottoman Empire,Greek Prime Minister -;
Neofitos Doukas, Greek politician;
Lazar Paču, economist and politician in Kingdoms of Serbia and Yugoslavia;
George Padioti, famous Vlach minority rights activist in Greece;
Rigas Velestinlis-Fereos, Greek poet and revolutionaire, depicted on the Greek 10 eurocents coin;
Aleksandar Cincar-Markovic, Serbian minister of foreign affairs 1939-1941;
Kosta Kumanudi, Serbian minister of finances 1921-1922;
Hari Kostov, Macedonian Slav Prime Minister June 2004 - November 2004, Minister of Internal Affairs 2002 - 2004
Pitu Guli, Revolutionary, died defending the first Macedonian republic of Krushevo 1903, mentioned in the Republic of Macedonia hymn
Vangel Dinu, President of the first Macedonian government formed during the Krushevo Republic in 1903
Taki Fiti, Macedonian Slav Minister of Finance, 1996-1998, Professor at the Faculty of Economics, Skopje
Eftimie Murgu, Transylvanian Romanian leader of the 1848 revolution
Betty Tamposi, Vlach-American politican and community activist. Former U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Consular Affairs, current trustee of the University of New Hampshire.
Christos Folias, Greek businessman, former New Democracy MEP and current vice-minister of Econony.
Science
Ion Juvara, famous Romanian surgeon, professor and head of University Department;
Dinischiotu family, several famous Romanian physicians and professors;
Târpa family, several famous Romanian physicians;
Jovan Karamata, Serbian mathematician (1902-1967)
Sports
Gheorghe Hagi, famous Romanian soccer player;
Joshko Milenkovski, manager of the Macedonian Volleyball Team, Manager of Rabotnicki Fersped, the Macedonian volleyball champion;
Hristo Stoichkov, famous Bulgarian soccer player.
Writers
Cavaliotti family, several famous intellectuals in the 18th century;
Daniil family, several famous intellectuals in the 18th century;
Ion Luca Caragiale, Romanian playwright (born in an Aromanian family originally from Macedonia);
Mateiu Caragiale, Romanian author, son of Ion Luca Caragiale;
Matyla Ghyka, famous Romanian prince, polymath, architect, mathematician and author;
Mitrush Kuteli, Albanian poet
Iosipos Moisiodax, Greek author
Constantin Noica, Romanian philosopher
Branislav Nušić, Serbian novelist and playwright
Pericle Papahagi, outstanding Romanian intellectual;
Anton Pann, Romanian author
Lasgush Poradeci, Albanian poet
Gheorghe Constantin Roja, several famous intellectuals in the 18th century;
Constantin Ucuţa, Moscopolitan Orthodox father, Viennese and Prussian intellectual;
Ucuţa family, several famous intellectuals in the 18th century;
Poets
Constantin Belimace, poet, author Dimândarea părintească;
Lucian Blaga, Romanian poet (his mother was of Aromanian origin);
Constantin Papanace, poet, author, Mica Antologie Aromânească;
George Murnu, poet, translator of Iliad and Odyssey;
Gellu Naum, Romanian surrealist poet
Pashko Vasa, Albanian poet;
Philologists
Mihail G. Boiagi, philologist, grammarian, author, first Aromanian grammar and cultural hero;
Tache Papahagi, linguist, and outstanding Romanian intellectual;
Daniel Moscopolites, Greek philologist, author of famous lexicon;
Matilda Caragiu Marioteanu, linguist, poet and outstanding Romanian intellectual, Toma Caragiu's sister
Historians
Neagu Djuvara, famous diplomat and historian
Alexandru Xenopol, Romanian historian.
Others
Manaki Brothers (Yanaki and Milton) film and photography pioneers in the Balkans, from present day Macedonia.
Note that "Vlachs" is a term that can be used for both all the Romanic people of South-Eastern Europe, including Daco-Romanians. This list only includes Aromanians, for a list of Daco-Romanians see: List of Romanians.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Vlachs
Actors
Costache Caragiale, actor, playwright
Toma Caragiu, Romanian actor;
Ion Caramitru, Romanian actor, former minister of culture;
Tasko Nacic, Serbian actor;
Clergy
Andrei Şaguna, Romanian patriot, bishop, baron of Şaguna, then Metropolitan - Romanian Orthodox Church of Transylvania;
Ioachim Mărtineanu, Romanian Orthodox Metropolitan, described martyrized Moscopole;
Commerce and business
Darvari family, famous philantropists and Austrian Imperial bankers;
Dumba family, famous philantropists and Austrian Imperial bankers;
Hagi Meitani, Austrian Imperial baron, Wallachian stateman;
Mocioni family, famous philantropists and Austrian Imperial bankers;
Marcu Puiu, Austrian philantropist and nobleman in the 18th century;
Simon Sina (1782-1856), Austrian financial magnate;
Sina family, famous philantropists and Imperial bankers, also members of the Hungarian nobility;
Hagi Moscu, Austrian Imperial baron, Wallachian stateman;
Music
Apostolos Kaldaras, Greek composer;
Herbert von Karajan, conductor
Tose Proeski, Popular singer, Macedonian Slav representative at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2004
Kaliopi Bukle, Popular singer in Republic of Macedonia
Politicians
Evangelos Averoff, former Greek minister and former leader of the New Democracy party;
Bellu family, emigrating from martyrized Moscopole, offered several Wallachian statemen and one Romanian Prime Minister (conservative);
George Becali, Romanian politician
Ioan Gheorghe Caragea, Wallachian Voivode (1812-1818);
Nicolae Caragea, Wallachian Voivode (1782-1783);
Ghica family, Wallachian and Moldavian voivodes and Romanian Prime Ministers;
Octavian Goga, famous Romanian author, poet and former Prime Minister of Romania;
Ştefan Octavian Iosif, famous Romanian author;
Ioannis Kolettis General, obtained Greek Independence from the Ottoman Empire,Greek Prime Minister -;
Neofitos Doukas, Greek politician;
Lazar Paču, economist and politician in Kingdoms of Serbia and Yugoslavia;
George Padioti, famous Vlach minority rights activist in Greece;
Rigas Velestinlis-Fereos, Greek poet and revolutionaire, depicted on the Greek 10 eurocents coin;
Aleksandar Cincar-Markovic, Serbian minister of foreign affairs 1939-1941;
Kosta Kumanudi, Serbian minister of finances 1921-1922;
Hari Kostov, Macedonian Slav Prime Minister June 2004 - November 2004, Minister of Internal Affairs 2002 - 2004
Pitu Guli, Revolutionary, died defending the first Macedonian republic of Krushevo 1903, mentioned in the Republic of Macedonia hymn
Vangel Dinu, President of the first Macedonian government formed during the Krushevo Republic in 1903
Taki Fiti, Macedonian Slav Minister of Finance, 1996-1998, Professor at the Faculty of Economics, Skopje
Eftimie Murgu, Transylvanian Romanian leader of the 1848 revolution
Betty Tamposi, Vlach-American politican and community activist. Former U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Consular Affairs, current trustee of the University of New Hampshire.
Christos Folias, Greek businessman, former New Democracy MEP and current vice-minister of Econony.
Science
Ion Juvara, famous Romanian surgeon, professor and head of University Department;
Dinischiotu family, several famous Romanian physicians and professors;
Târpa family, several famous Romanian physicians;
Jovan Karamata, Serbian mathematician (1902-1967)
Sports
Gheorghe Hagi, famous Romanian soccer player;
Joshko Milenkovski, manager of the Macedonian Volleyball Team, Manager of Rabotnicki Fersped, the Macedonian volleyball champion;
Hristo Stoichkov, famous Bulgarian soccer player.
Writers
Cavaliotti family, several famous intellectuals in the 18th century;
Daniil family, several famous intellectuals in the 18th century;
Ion Luca Caragiale, Romanian playwright (born in an Aromanian family originally from Macedonia);
Mateiu Caragiale, Romanian author, son of Ion Luca Caragiale;
Matyla Ghyka, famous Romanian prince, polymath, architect, mathematician and author;
Mitrush Kuteli, Albanian poet
Iosipos Moisiodax, Greek author
Constantin Noica, Romanian philosopher
Branislav Nušić, Serbian novelist and playwright
Pericle Papahagi, outstanding Romanian intellectual;
Anton Pann, Romanian author
Lasgush Poradeci, Albanian poet
Gheorghe Constantin Roja, several famous intellectuals in the 18th century;
Constantin Ucuţa, Moscopolitan Orthodox father, Viennese and Prussian intellectual;
Ucuţa family, several famous intellectuals in the 18th century;
Poets
Constantin Belimace, poet, author Dimândarea părintească;
Lucian Blaga, Romanian poet (his mother was of Aromanian origin);
Constantin Papanace, poet, author, Mica Antologie Aromânească;
George Murnu, poet, translator of Iliad and Odyssey;
Gellu Naum, Romanian surrealist poet
Pashko Vasa, Albanian poet;
Philologists
Mihail G. Boiagi, philologist, grammarian, author, first Aromanian grammar and cultural hero;
Tache Papahagi, linguist, and outstanding Romanian intellectual;
Daniel Moscopolites, Greek philologist, author of famous lexicon;
Matilda Caragiu Marioteanu, linguist, poet and outstanding Romanian intellectual, Toma Caragiu's sister
Historians
Neagu Djuvara, famous diplomat and historian
Alexandru Xenopol, Romanian historian.
Others
Manaki Brothers (Yanaki and Milton) film and photography pioneers in the Balkans, from present day Macedonia.
Note that "Vlachs" is a term that can be used for both all the Romanic people of South-Eastern Europe, including Daco-Romanians. This list only includes Aromanians, for a list of Daco-Romanians see: List of Romanians.
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Dieses Gebäude in Bukarest,ist doch das zweit grösste Gebäude der Welt oder? Was ist das eigentlich,Regierungsgebäude?
Dieses Gebäude in Bukarest,ist doch das zweit grösste Gebäude der Welt oder? Was ist das eigentlich,Regierungsgebäude?