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[quote=egi]well USA is over the ocean, and the flight is expensive...tell me something..are there a lot of albanians?[/quote]

well right now its about $900 round trip, it gets expensive during the spring and summer. There are lot of Albanians in NYC as well Michigan, but most of them speak English than Albanian ;)

Titulli: a din najkush prej juve anglisht me fol bre!!!
 

[quote=DritonPR]well right now its about $900 round trip, it gets expensive during the spring and summer. There are lot of Albanians in NYC as well Michigan, but most of them speak English than Albanian ;)[/quote]

so you mean that they don't know albanian???? that's a shame, it's embarassing..how can they forget their roots...i just don't get it...so much for patriotism

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they were born here, and they live around americans. So, there are few of them that speak Albanian between themselves, at least me ;)

Titulli: a din najkush prej juve anglisht me fol bre!!!
 

[quote=DritonPR]they were born here, and they live around americans. So, there are few of them that speak Albanian between themselves, at least me ;)[/quote]

But the situation is the same as in Slovenia...i'm surrounded by slovene people...but my parents tought me some morals, some national love..others seem to have forgotten where they came from..such a pitty

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I think in the USA Albanians do stick to their routes , its more the ones who live e.g in Europe who forgett where they came from. The difference is only: in the USA you are not really faced any kind of discrimination as an Albanian, whereas in Europe its pretty much everyday life. Of course this should not be a generalization, but in the most of the cases.

Titulli: a din najkush prej juve anglisht me fol bre!!!
 

hello everybody, i come from Kosovo somewhere...am proud to be ALBANIAN lol
i live in norway!! ;-)

Titulli: a din najkush prej juve anglisht me fol bre!!!
 

[quote=Amina]I think in the USA Albanians do stick to their routes , its more the ones who live e.g in Europe who forgett where they came from. The difference is only: in the USA you are not really faced any kind of discrimination as an Albanian, whereas in Europe its pretty much everyday life. Of course this should not be a generalization, but in the most of the cases.[/quote]

Exactly, some young Albanians were born in USA, and their parents came here when they were young and the kids still wear black and red clothes and show their Albanian pride. In USA no one discriminates against another nation. So, in NYC there are Albanian flags drawn on the walls of building, one flag was drawn 2 meters tall on one building. You have Albanian street with only Albanian stores and stuff...but still they speak English rather than Albanian. Like James Belushi he only understands few Albanian words. And yet still they show their Albanian compatriotism.

Titulli: a din najkush prej juve anglisht me fol bre!!!
 

[quote=lovely]hello everybody, i come from Kosovo somewhere...am proud to be ALBANIAN lol
i live in norway!! ;-)[/quote]

nice that you're proud of being Albanian :)

Welcome and hello to you as well ;)

Titulli: a din najkush prej juve anglisht me fol bre!!!
 

[quote=DritonPR]Exactly, some young Albanians were born in USA, and their parents came here when they were young and the kids still wear black and red clothes and show their Albanian pride. In USA no one discriminates against another nation. So, in NYC there are Albanian flags drawn on the walls of building, one flag was drawn 2 meters tall on one building. You have Albanian street with only Albanian stores and stuff...but still they speak English rather than Albanian. Like James Belushi he only understands few Albanian words. And yet still they show their Albanian compatriotism.[/quote]

I know, I have seen that last year , when I was there.
It was such a wonderful feeling , being in a store , talking albanian to my aunt ( or I could even curse in albanian or even scream) and no one would even care heheheh

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Amina you were in America? :biggrin:
Tell me something, are the stereotipes about the Americans true? heheh

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[quote=Amina]I know, I have seen that last year , when I was there.
It was such a wonderful feeling , being in a store , talking albanian to my aunt ( or I could even curse in albanian or even scream) and no one would even care heheheh[/quote]

im betting you visited bronx (little italy)

and you didn't care to come and visit me, and hug me, and kiss me??? what a bad girl! just playin :P

Egi, well im not a stereotype, but im VIP (Vetem I Prishtines)

Titulli: a din najkush prej juve anglisht me fol bre!!!
 

[quote=egi]Amina you were in America? :biggrin:
Tell me something, are the stereotipes about the Americans true? heheh[/quote]

hahahhahaha, well if you mean a little bit conzervative, yes
If they think, they are the best, yes...
If they eat fast food, yes...
Every morning every child would sing the "pledge of allegiance"...
hmmmmm, If I remember anything else , I ll tell you heheh

Titulli: a din najkush prej juve anglisht me fol bre!!!
 

[quote=DritonPR]im betting you visited bronx (little italy)

and you didn't care to come and visit me, and hug me, and kiss me??? what a bad girl! just playin :P

Egi, well im not a stereotype, but im VIP (Vetem I Prishtines)[/quote]

hahahahahahhaha, I think all my kisses were spent on my relatives
Next time maybe hhahahahaa

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hahahah.actually i was interested if there are lots of fat people :biggrin:

DRiton, that VIP thing seem cool, i like it..i could use it sometimes for myself VIP - vetem i/e Pejes :biggrin:

Titulli: a din najkush prej juve anglisht me fol bre!!!
 

[quote=egi]hahahah.actually i was interested if there are lots of fat people :biggrin:

DRiton, that VIP thing seem cool, i like it..i could use it sometimes for myself VIP - vetem i/e Pejes :biggrin:[/quote]

Actually, 55% of the people in usa are overweight, which makes me feel great since im fit :D

VIP doesn't fit you, only VEP :P

talk to you ladies later!

(ps. girls of peja are beautiful, so I have to meet one personally yet)