Our Greek friends will surely find a explanation to this or otherwise the will do as they usually do
To be noted is that Osman speaks Turkish, Modern Greek and "Makedonski"(ie Macedonian), all this in 1919, Tito is a very crafty man to brainwash a Turk into speaking Macedonian.
Thanks Daskale. But remember the magazine was from 1919. Osman surely has been calling his third languge 'Macedonski' since he began to learn it and I am sure as a young child. So definitely way before 1919
There were obvious reasons to speak Turkish and Greek. One was the language of commerce, the other was the language of religion ... I won't say which is which.
But what reason would there have been to speak Macedonian?
Nothing, other than it being your native tongue.
Risto the Great MACEDONIA:ANHEDONIA "Holding my breath for the revolution."
Do you think the sound and phonetic transliteration of the Anglicised word 'Macedonski' is actually 'Makedonski'? I would say that if the author of the text was reading it out aloud, it would be 'Makedonski'.
In the name of the blood and the sun, the dagger and the gun, Christ protect this soldier, a lion and a Macedonian.
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