Albanian
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- adjective
- /ælˈbeɪniən/
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albanés
- It's an old Albanian folk song.
- Albanian population
- Albanian refugees
- Albanian majority
It's not really a true Albanian accent, you know?
- It's not really a true Albanian accent, you know?
- Majority, if not all were Muslims and Albanian speaking.
- And, yeah, I'm going hiking in the Albanian northwestern corridor that's right up next to Kosovo.
- The Albanian traditional Albanian society is the same way.
Examples
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And in Kosovo it's there's a huge Albanian majority.
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The larger network continues further south, along the Albanian coast and to the Aegean Sea.
Academic text (1993) -
Did you know his uncle works at the Albanian defense ministry?
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I'll read you a story about the Albanian Labour Party.
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You made an appointment with the Albanian ambassador tomorrow?
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Guys, listen, I know a terrific Albanian restaurant that I've been going to for years.
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In the summer of 1992, the Albanian Parliament outlawed the Communist Party.
Academic text (1995) -
Serbia contains an Albanian national minority in the province of Kosovo.
Academic text (1999) -
The Kosovo Albanian majority chafed under Serbian rule and fought back with guerrilla warfare tactics.
Academic text (2001) -
I discovered a fascinating Albanian tradition during my visit to Albania last summer.
Compounds
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4.6
A language that people speak mainly in Albania and in nearby Balkan countries
Shared cultural traditions seen in music, food, and buildings from Turkish and Albanian people
History of relations between Turkish and Albanian people, especially during Ottoman rule
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Albanian as an adjective comes from the country name Albania, a foreign name based on an old tribe called the Albanoi, while the country is known to its people as Shqipëri. So, Albanian describes something that comes from or relates to Albania, like food, music, or language.