User talk:Moschopolis

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Buna dzua, Moschopolis. Pi limba anglica, limba armaneasca sa chljeama "Aromanian", nu "Arman" ica "Macedonarman".  Balkan Fever  07:18, 19 February 2009 (UTC)

Bunã dzuua Crushuveane, Wikipedia easti unã Entsiklopedie Liberã, nu mashi ti Crushuveanji ama sh ti altsã multsã Armãnji tsi nu strãxescu zborlu Aromanian icã Les Aroumains tsi yini ditu anjlji di prupaganda rumãneascã di pisti 150 di anji. Ashi ca di-aoa sh nclo va sa straxeshtsã sh adãvgãrli a meali tsi suntu idyia cu noima a limbãljei litirari,di unã parti,sh tu volea a naima multsãljloru Armãnji(Makedonarmãnji), di-alantã parti.


 * Nu escu/hiu dit Crushuva. Sh-nu zbrascu multu armaneashti. Tini zbrashce anglica (ica franca)?  Balkan Fever  08:59, 19 February 2009 (UTC)

Ok – I try to write in english, my english is not so good but, anyway, it could be maybe more understandable for you than could be “macedonarman” language, my mother tongue. Most of Arman(Macedonarman) people do not use anymore the English word “Aromanian” or the French word “Les Aroumains” or the Romanian word “Aromãn”, these words have been invented by Romanians during the Romanian propaganda, which began in 1860, and continues nowadays. Please, be democratically and live my noted remarks, that corresponds to nowadays reality. See also the added reference « Nous, les poètes des petits peuples : poèmes en macédonarman (aroumain) » Charleroi (Belgique), Micromania,2007. Furthermore, the Arman language you use is not the literary Arman language, it seems to be an Arman dialect from Crusheva region, R.of Macedonia, therefore my corrections.

Thanks a lot, A Macedonarman or an Arman with the deepest roots in the Antique Macedonia


 * Regardless of whether it was originally propaganda or not (I doubt the Romanians have influence on the English language), "Aromanians" is the most common name for the people in English (same with the Aromanian language). That is why the title is Aromanian language and why those links use it. Macedonarman is not a very common word in English (as you can see it is a redlink - non-existent). The word "Arman" to most (native) English-speakers means the artist called Arman (click the link). Could you please change all those links that you made red (they don't work now) back to blue, so that they lead to the intended articles?  Balkan Fever  10:00, 19 February 2009 (UTC)

That´s right, Macedonarmãn is not a very common word in English but could became a common word, the word does not exist in dictionary maybe, but exists in reality. The practice can always inspires the theory, when information and communication are practicaly used. Regards,Macedonarman.
 * Yes, but Wikipedia doesn't want to be a trend-setter in such things. Wikipedia follows what others do. So far, for better or worse, English uses Aromanian, and so will we. Fut.Perf. ☼ 17:58, 19 February 2009 (UTC)