Macedonian Surnames

[DraganOfStip]

Con ne se sejkiraj brat. Aj razgovori po Makedonski da se rastisti rabotava. Me trebame da se karame pomegu nas.

Da znaese on Makedonski nemase da ceka tolku postovi pred da kaze od kaj navodno bil.I site tie gradovi so gi pisa se naogat nogu lesno so Google,bilo so prebaruvanje ili so Google Maps.Sega mozebi ke kaze deka izrasnal u stranstvo pa zatoa ne si go znae jaziko.Aj bas da videme.

[Tomche Makedonche]

To the rest of you who examine me I state the following.

Why would a Greek, pretending to be Macedonian, not openly state from the beginning his fake city of origin? If I have no scruples about pretending to be Macedonian, why would I have scruples about pretending to be from Bitola, or Skopje, or whatnot? Moreover, if I am a closet Greek, why would I be so stupid as to name Gevgelija, a city on the border of Greece, as the city of origin? Why would I not state Kumanovo? Oh, maybe I because then I would be called a secret Albanian? I'm not sure what kind of Greek believes Macedonia should be called the Republic of Macedonia, and today's Macedonians are not Slavs, or Slav Macedonians, but Macedonians. But hey, I guess I really don't know, do I?

Settle down Nashio, I believe you butz

Sooo Gevgelija ay... beautiful city. Tell me something, has the Flamingo finally started stocking Banana’s for all the Greek tourists yet?, or are they still bringing their own up from Atina to take across that artificial border?

[lavce pelagonski]

Con ne se sejkiraj brat. Aj razgovori po Makedonski da se rastisti rabotava. Me trebame da se karame pomegu nas.

[Constellation]

Since no one has asked you directly, I will. Why are you so obsessed with all things "slavic" in relation to Macedonia? Every topic you have posted has been centered around a slavic question. Why? Why does this interest you more than everything else? You cam here and skipped all formalities and began creating topic after topic around the same basic questions. I believe you are Macedonian, I am just curious why these topics interest you so much, especially since for all the questions you ask, you already seem to have answers.

I am not obsessed with all things Slavic. I think the Slav issue is used by Greeks and Western scholars to argue against our Macedonian heritage. Understanding who or what Slavs are is therefore paramount to understanding the truth of the Macedonian Question. Surely I cannot be the only one on this forum to see how we are denied our identity because we are called Slavs. This is a pejorative term to us, as it implies we descend from ethnic Slavic tribes from the north. It implies we first entered the Balkans in the 6th century or so, and thus outside of the lineage of ancient Macedonia. All objective scientific evidence available proves we are a Mediterranean Balkan people with roots in the land dating back thousands of years. We are not Slavs. Yet the issue is not so clear cut. How did we become Slavic speakers? Were the Macedonians always Slavic speakers? Who were the Slavs? What are Slavs? And did they migrate en mass to the Balkans and in Macedonia? I find these questions fascinating.

To the rest of you who examine me I state the following.

Why would a Greek, pretending to be Macedonian, not openly state from the beginning his fake city of origin? If I have no scruples about pretending to be Macedonian, why would I have scruples about pretending to be from Bitola, or Skopje, or whatnot? Moreover, if I am a closet Greek, why would I be so stupid as to name Gevgelija, a city on the border of Greece, as the city of origin? Why would I not state Kumanovo? Oh, maybe I because then I would be called a secret Albanian? I'm not sure what kind of Greek believes Macedonia should be called the Republic of Macedonia, and today's Macedonians are not Slavs, or Slav Macedonians, but Macedonians. But hey, I guess I really don't know, do I?

[Tomche Makedonche]

You're wrong there Gocka,I had asked him at least on couple of occasions on different threads and made the same point as you,I even provided him with links to forums especially designed for this subject so he can "educate" himself more.And it also took him a long time to tell us that his roots are in Gevgelija (allegedly)...

Kaj si be Dragi, good to see you’re still about

You strike me as a man who doesn’t mind the old punt every now and then, if so, do you fancy partaking in a little wager?

Its on the Title of our Gevgelijan friend’s Next thread.
So far we have :

- “The Slavic Revolution of Goce Delchev” going at (5 -1);
- “Tsari Samuel and the Kingdom of Slavdom” at (3-1);
Or, for the real risk takers, you can take a punt on the Darkhorse:
- “The Slavonic Slavism of Slave Slavanov... ski” at (18-1)

So what do you say?, what can I put you down for?... do I have any other takers?

[George S.]

gevgelia is on the greek border and a lot of grks come accross to buy stuff on the cheap.
He could give us his family name then we could check if anyone knows them.Coming here for an education that s he is leading us up the garden path.mean only a grk can do that.I think revgelia he could be bs to us.Politely when admin asked him who he was he flatly declined.So even though he stated gevgelia was his place of origin who really knows.o are bs to us about their real identity??What's there to hide.I hate people who do that.

[DraganOfStip]

Constellation,
Since no one has asked you directly, I will. Why are you so obsessed with all things "slavic" in relation to Macedonia?

You're wrong there Gocka,I had asked him at least on couple of occasions on different threads and made the same point as you,I even provided him with links to forums especially designed for this subject so he can "educate" himself more.And it also took him a long time to tell us that his roots are in Gevgelija (allegedly)...

[Tomche Makedonche]

Well at least he's actually specified that he's here for "Education" (whatever that's supposed to mean). I just can't work out who is actually supposed to be doing the "educating" here, though the fact that he's also confused on the matter provides me with some comfort.

[George S.]

i thought just another grk trying to take the mikey slav out of us. That he ever was macedonian when he refused to answer.I doubt as he refused to answer som's question about his identity.
Have you guys noticed ever since the amaac site went down we have had quite a lot of grk clowns coming in to the mto with multiple accounts.Now that he is found out i doubt if he'll post again.Just another grk trying to infiltrate us.No wonder he has got a name con the grk stellation.He is hell bent on talking about slavs or how were not macedonians just slavs.

[Phoenix]

... I believe you are Macedonian...

I don't think he's Macedonian at all.
I just don't get the whole charade thing going on with him.

C'mon 'constellation', out with it...we don't bite.

[Gocka]

Constellation,

Since no one has asked you directly, I will. Why are you so obsessed with all things "slavic" in relation to Macedonia? Every topic you have posted has been centered around a slavic question. Why? Why does this interest you more than everything else? You cam here and skipped all formalities and began creating topic after topic around the same basic questions. I believe you are Macedonian, I am just curious why these topics interest you so much, especially since for all the questions you ask, you already seem to have answers.

[Constellation]

If not sto da to prajme. Abe kazi od koi grad/selo si nebarame ime i prezime.

Od Gevgelija.

[lavce pelagonski]

Constellation I think if you were to type in Macedonian in English it might help you conceal your identity from those pesky grks. If not sto da to prajme. Abe kazi od koi grad/selo si nebarame ime i prezime.

[DraganOfStip]

You won't even reveal which part of Macedonia you're supposedly from, which, aside from being stupid (given that you're on a Macedonian forum and among your apparent 'kinsmen') is also deceptive.

My point (on several occasions) exactly.
Constellation,are you going to reveal to your fellow Macedonians where exactly in Macedonia you're from or will you keep avoiding an answer like you did so far?

[Niko777]

Thank you Niko.

So you are arguing against the soldier's post about Macedonian names having "Slav" in them from the Middle Ages? Would you agree with his assertion that names with "Slav" in them became more pronounced in the Yugoslav era, or would you disagree?

I am agreeing with SoM as he said they were not common in Macedonia. And yes they did become more pronounced in the Yugoslav era.