fyromian Independence Day

[lord of the mark]

Originally posted by MarkG
the "niki" part means victory (in ancient and modern greek)

and thus, the athletic shoes.

[Gangerolf]

auf englisch

Today above Macedonia, is born
the new sun of liberty
The Macedonians fight
for their own rights!
The Macedonians fight
for their own rights!

Now again the flag flies
(that) of the Krushevo Republic
Goce Delchev, Pitu Guli
Dame Gruev, Sandanski!
Goce Delchev, Pitu Guli
Dame Gruev, Sandanski!

The Macedonian forests sing
new songs and news
Macedonia is liberated
It lives in liberty!
Macedonia is liberated
It lives in liberty!

[Bereta_Eder]

And the 50% albanians?

[Kuciwalker]

Originally posted by MarkG
you do realise that you have the freedom to say this, in this forum, only because of my own will

http://www.eventis.ws/forums/

[Bereta_Eder]

we have songs about macedonia going back serious timespans btw not just 10 years like the skpjians but it's nice to write another song for our macedonia even in bulgarian. but where's the national anthem of UN recognized fyrom? i hope they include the 50% of their albanian population in it too. otherwise, well it just wont do.

[lord of the mark]

'Songs from "Spring in Salonica"
La cantiga del fuego
El Sueño de la hija a del rey
Los bilbilicos
Morenica
Tres hermanicas eran
Morena
Yedí Kulé
Una matica de ruda
Por qué lloras, blanca niña
Alta es la luna
Nani nani
Jaco
Ya salió de la mar la galana
El encalador
Durme, hermoso hijico
Primavera en Salonico'

[joncha]

Originally posted by Kuciwalker


http://www.eventis.ws/forums/

Remind me to ban you for no apparent reason.

[MarkG]

Originally posted by Asher
Markos.

manage and serve a site with thousands of visitors for 7 years and then come back and say to me if you have developed the sense that you're entitled to make a thread title change....


btw paiktis, it seems μακεδονια ξακουστη is also a dance!

[lord of the mark]

we in the Washington area are privileged to have two great musical artists of the Judeo-Spanish tradition, Flory Jagoda and Ramon Tasat. Though neither is Salonican by origin. Ms. Jagoda was born in Bosnia, and Cantor Tasat was born in Buenos Aires to a family which originated in the Ladino speaking Jewish community of Allepo, Syria.

[MarkG]

Originally posted by Kuciwalker
http://www.eventis.ws/forums/

if they start banning people who will be left?

[Cort Haus]

Originally posted by Bereta_Eder
And the 50% albanians?

It's not 50%. I haven't seen recent figures but in 2001 the (disputed) figure was I think more between 20%-25%.

[lord of the mark]

the first newspaper ever was published in Thessaloniki was the Jewish paper "EL LUNAR" (1864). Industrial development was launched too, with the big steam mill of the Italian - Jews of the Allatini family (1854).

[Asher]

Originally posted by MarkG
manage and serve a site with thousands of visitors for 7 years and then come back and say to me if you have developed the sense that you're entitled to make a thread title change....

I've done far more important things than that, Markos, and I have a sense of responsibility.

[Kuciwalker]

Originally posted by MarkG
i dare you to go to another forum and call the owners as you call me

OK

[Kuciwalker]

Originally posted by MarkG
post some examples

See above.