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our brothers :)

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WHAT THE FUCK
this guy full on IKI

They are giant wewuzzers tho
youtube.com/watch?v=TLxcOcm26mI
They say that they are 40% of Albania

Makke, see
Also,
That's how it was, senpai. They were co-opted by different nations during their struggle for independence, whether Greek or Slavic (Pitu Guli etc). Didn't really develop a national identity in time to be able to forge their own path.

Aromanians that fought for the Greeks were the fiercest Greeks, the ones that fought for the Slavs were the fiercest Slavs and, unsurprisingly, they were also the fiercest Legionaries of Codreanu's Iron Guard in Romania.

Anyhow, Pitu Guli song:
youtu.be/ipIjcd0NlbY (Aromanian)
youtu.be/5OlDYrpWwWY (Macedonian)

>Anyhow, Pitu Guli song:
cool, ill watch them when i get home

i rarely hear aromanian language

Not really, as I said, most left after Romania became independent

>Makke, see
based

how do you know about that text? do you know what it says, do you have it translated in romanian?

I sense an absence of Bulgarians itt.

There's also an English version on wikisource, lel.

"pomaks"