"Revenge" is an English equivalent of "gjakmarrja."
One of the unsettling enactments of the Albanian concept of revenge still may be seen in the carrying out of the blood feud. The feud's chilling consequences actually result from the respectful adherence by the particular clans involved to a carefully spelled out code of action and reaction. One way of understanding this code is through reading "Broken April" ("Prilli i thyer") by Albanian author and poet Ismail Kadare (b. January 28, 1936). The book spells out the behavioral code through the example of the last days of the code's last victim, fictional hero Gjorg Berisha.
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Fjalor anglisht shqip is an Albanian phrase that translates as "Albanian-English dictionary". This is a resource that translates words and phrases either from Albanian to English or from English to Albanian.
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Both English and Albanian use versions of the Latin alphabet.
Yes, English language come from an Albanian language.
No,she is English
Tha language Albanian people speak is Albanian. Albanian is our official language. Albanian people however, usually speak Italian, Greek and English.
When translated into English, the Albanian word 'poezi' literally means 'poetry'. Many different types of Albanian poetry, from religious to erotic, can be found online.
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The Albanian word 'po' translates to 'yes' in English.
German, French and Albanian and English of course
The languages Arnesa Kallaba knows are... Albanian English German Japanese and Sign Language