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17 year old Momce Makedonce from Sydney
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Originally posted by Risto the Great View PostOf course it is. It has had many influences over the last 2000 years. English of 1000 years ago is completely unintelligible to modern English speakers. Do you think this is a huge problem Momce?
Momce, are you aware the Greeks actually changed their language to make it more like something the ancient Greek states spoke 2000 years earlier? They did this in the 1800's and finally settled on their written language in 1976.
Very little is known of the ancient Macedonian language. However we do know that the Macedonian language of 500 years ago has virtually remained unchanged to this very day.
The administration of the Macedonian Truth Organisation is proud to present the following historical source to our readers, a priceless document accompanied with analysis that shows how little the Macedonian langauge and vernacular has changed since the Middle Ages. Macedonian Lexicon - 16th Century Record of the
In direct contrast, the English language of 500 years ago could barely be compared to modern English in the same fashion.
I hope that helps for a start.
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Originally posted by Momce Makedonce View PostMy friend who is Maco gets angry when I say I dislike Serbs even after I told him the reasons behind it. According to him “we should be brothers”.
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Originally posted by Momce Makedonce View PostWhy do Greeks call us Slavs when we are related to the Ancient Macedonians?
There is no modern ethnicity called "Slav" and there is considerable debate about who historically were ever "Slavs" and also what it meant to be a "Slav". On the other hand, there are numerous ethnicities who belong to the Slavic language family. We Macedonians have very little in common with say Russians from a cultural or ethnic perspective, yet we share numerous words from a language perspective.
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Originally posted by Momce Makedonce View PostIs the current Macedonian language different from Ancient Macedonian?
Momce, are you aware the Greeks actually changed their language to make it more like something the ancient Greek states spoke 2000 years earlier? They did this in the 1800's and finally settled on their written language in 1976.
Very little is known of the ancient Macedonian language. However we do know that the Macedonian language of 500 years ago has virtually remained unchanged to this very day.
The administration of the Macedonian Truth Organisation is proud to present the following historical source to our readers, a priceless document accompanied with analysis that shows how little the Macedonian langauge and vernacular has changed since the Middle Ages. Macedonian Lexicon - 16th Century Record of the
In direct contrast, the English language of 500 years ago could barely be compared to modern English in the same fashion.
I hope that helps for a start.
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Originally posted by Momce Makedonce View PostThank you all for the warm welcomes. I have come up with a few questions which I hope people here can provide me with answers. Probably common knowledge questions for a lot of members but anyway.
Why did Macedonia join Yugoslavia?
How did the current Macedonian last names come to be? Also why do some end in “ski” and others in a ” v”?
Is the current Macedonian language different from Ancient Macedonian?
Why is the Macedonian language similar to its neighbours such as Serbia, Croatia, Bulgaria?
Why do Greeks call us Slavs when we are related to the Ancient Macedonians?
Is there any way in which Macedonia can get its lost land back?
This is probably a childish question to ask. But I always wonder why don’t most of the Macedonians of today not care about Macedonia? This is mostly regarding the younger generation in their teenage years like me. They seem to me like they have no clue of general Macedonian history, events, accomplishments and have no self respect. My friend who is Maco gets angry when I say I dislike Serbs even after I told him the reasons behind it. According to him “we should be brothers”. Maybe its just the fact that he knows nothing like a lot of the other ones that are so Westernised you could mistake them for a skip if you didn’t know any better. Its really strange because with a country with a history like Macedonia a kid should be proud and want to know about it. Its really sad when you ask a kid a simple question like when Macedonia was split between Greece, Bulgaria and Serbia and they don’t know the answer.
Thats about it for now
Macedonian belongs to the Slavic grouping of languages. There are many theories as to why the languages are similar.
There are many more language groups in the world, the Latin and Germanic are other such examples.
I will try and find more detailed information for you here on the forum.
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Thank you all for the warm welcomes. I have come up with a few questions which I hope people here can provide me with answers. Probably common knowledge questions for a lot of members but anyway.
Why did Macedonia join Yugoslavia?
How did the current Macedonian last names come to be? Also why do some end in “ski” and others in a ” v”?
Is the current Macedonian language different from Ancient Macedonian?
Why is the Macedonian language similar to its neighbours such as Serbia, Croatia, Bulgaria?
Why do Greeks call us Slavs when we are related to the Ancient Macedonians?
Is there any way in which Macedonia can get its lost land back?
This is probably a childish question to ask. But I always wonder why don’t most of the Macedonians of today not care about Macedonia? This is mostly regarding the younger generation in their teenage years like me. They seem to me like they have no clue of general Macedonian history, events, accomplishments and have no self respect. My friend who is Maco gets angry when I say I dislike Serbs even after I told him the reasons behind it. According to him “we should be brothers”. Maybe its just the fact that he knows nothing like a lot of the other ones that are so Westernised you could mistake them for a skip if you didn’t know any better. Its really strange because with a country with a history like Macedonia a kid should be proud and want to know about it. Its really sad when you ask a kid a simple question like when Macedonia was split between Greece, Bulgaria and Serbia and they don’t know the answer.
Thats about it for now
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welcome aboard MM there's quite abit of history here on macedonia.If you need guidance there's plenty of help here you have come to the right place.
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MomcheMakedonce
Welcome, and bring more of your Macedonian friends as well!
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Originally posted by EgejskaMakedonia View PostWelcome. Go ahead and ask anything, there are many here who would be glad to help. As lavce said, it's great to see young Macedonians showing interest in their heritage and culture. I'm a year older than you, so there's a handful of us here in the same age bracket now.
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Originally posted by lavce pelagonski View PostWelcome Momce it is good to have more young Macedonians interested about their own history.
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Originally posted by Čento View PostWelcome Momce Makedonce. Do you can speak Macedonian?
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Originally posted by NomadWe have the same age momce makedonce but i'm from Paris
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