What are some of albanian traditions?

Answer 1

Oh, dude, Albanian traditions? Like, they've got this thing called "Besa," which is all about honor and keeping your word. Then there's Burek, a delicious pastry that's basically a national treasure. And let's not forget about their epic weddings that last for days - talk about commitment, am I right?

Answer 2

In Montenegro, they eat meat, salad and vegetables, fish, desserts, cheese and yogurt. They drink wine and spirits. One of the desserts they eat in called Baklava. Another food they eat is lamb. Lamb is the main menu of the course. Albanians like a dessert made from honey and other materials called baklava. How could u forget djath and kos and buk and mish qingjit and all that. (Feta cheese, homemade yogurt and home baked beard and lamb meat). Djath is cheese in Albanian, kos is a type of yogurt, buk is bread, and mish gingjit is lamb meat.

Answer 3

There is not something as a tradition in albanian birthdays. Adults either don't celebrate it or they have dinner parties. For teenagers and college students usualy thay will make a reservation at a club or pub. Kids have their birthdays at home or at school and the person who has the birthday gives away small bags of candy to the friends. In every of the above there must be a cake or an individual dessert and the persons who are invited should bring a gift.

Answer 4

Well,Albanian's Don't Celebrate Christmas Since,There Is A Big Percentage Of Muslims In Albania (Same With Kosovo).Albanians/Kosovars Don't Celebrate Christmas But What They Do Celebrate The Holiday "New Years" (I Know This Because I Am Albanian/Kosovar).

Answer 5

They put up a big tree in the center of their capital, like the one in New York City but smaller.

Answer 6

Albania is known for it's traditions. In Albania when someone dies or gets married they sing particular songs.