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Albanian

Albanian is used primarily in Republic of Albania and parts of Kosovo & the Republic of Macedonia.

Entries below:  Arbëreshë, Arvanitika, Gheg, Literary, and Tosk

top Arbëresh Albanian

Arbëresh Albanian is used by the Arbëreshë ethnic community living in southern Italy.

1) Ku isht dhoma jime?

2) Ku isht plazhi?

3) Ku isht bari?   or
3) Ku isht kafeu?   or
3) Ku isht klubi?

4) Mos më prek kështu!

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Alternate names for Arbëresh Albanian include Arbëreshë, Arbërisht, and Arbërishte


top Arvanitika Albanian (also known as Arvanitic)

Arvanitika Albanian is used by Arvanites in parts of Greece.

[Arvanitika Albanian]

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top Gheg / Geg Albanian

1) Ku asht dhoma jeme?

2) Ku asht plazhi?

3) Ku asht klubi?

4) Mos më prek kshtu!

Language information at Wikipedia


top Literary Albanian

Albania's official langauge is based on a unification of Tosk and Gheg.

1) Ku është dhoma ime?

2) Ku është plazhi?

3) Ku është klubi?

4) Mos më prek kështu!

Language information at Wikipedia


top Tosk Albanian

1) Ku është dhoma ime?

2) Ku është plazha?

3) Ku është bari?

4) Mos më prek kështu!

Language information at Wikipedia


Writing system information at Omniglot

Alternate names for Albanian include Tosk, Arnaut, Shkip, Shqip, Skchip, Shqiperë, Zhgabe, Geg, Gheg, Shopni, Guegue, and Gege

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 2) Where is the beach?
 3) Where is the bar?
 4) Don't touch me there! 		Do you have a language or dialect to add?
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