A Danish Macedonian in need of his roots.
A Danish Macedonian in need of his roots.
Delinquent_168 Hi lads. I'm a danish born macedonian, I've been searching for a while for a course / school to learn macedonian (my parents only spoke danish) so all i know of the language is "swear-words" and that dossen't help it alot, if you know what i mean :] and the last macedonian school closed in '95 in denmark so thats out of the question :[ I'm finding my self in more and more in an personality dilema, becourse i know i'm macedonian but several of my friends (none macedonian) speaks more than me *Sucks... So if any of you got a link or anything for an 'allmost' lost macedonian ?! i would apreciated it alot ! tia. Aleksander.
dejan hey there. interesting! A Danish Macedonian, that's a first:D Are you interested in learing the language through a university course? I don't know of any Macedonian learning language sites......sorry, i'm sure other's here do though.
bliznak Delinguent 168, maybe you can search for Macedonian-Danish (private school) there...
Delinquent_168 hehe, yeah i know im special [:D] dejan >> yeah its the 'verbal' part of the language im intre. in learning 1st grade class, would even get me going *hehe bliznak >> Well privat school's here is rediculess expencive and private teachers are even more expencive. Self learning - school books (smaller grades) english-macedonian translated. links, anything? i mean i would love to pay to learn but i dont like the thought of going bankrupt [8)] My worst fear is my pride and culture dying with me, instead of me passing it to my children. Please help an Macedonian thats allmost gone :|
Thunder from down under Delinquent_168, was the teacher at the school in Denmak by any chance called Dimko Simonoski and had a son Dragan and daughter Gordana ?
Delinquent_168 I remember the name 'Dimko' i don't recall the last name nor his childrens names just remember he had an daughter and moved to australia, And a female teacher 'Frosina' she moved to germany if im not mistaken. Does the Name: "kostovski" say you anything ?
Thunder from down under simonoski may have been his old,old family surname, i can find out his recent surname, all i remember we used to call his son by a nickname "SIMONSEN" cos of his family simonoski i will have to ask my mother and let you know of his current surname are you in kopenhagen?
Delinquent_168 yeah, i live in Copenhagen Thou the macedonian comunity is very small here (most imigrants here have pakistani or turkish origin) compared to sweden where i have family their comunity is large.
dejan hey delinquent, go to any book store, preferably a larger one, and search for a book that has a title of 'Eastern European Phrase Book' by lonely planet. it has Macedonian in it.
f9 We will teach you.... here It is ezy
Delinquent_168 Thanks guys. I'll go book hunting monday :] Phrases is a start i guess thanks Dejan.
dejan Yeah it is a good book. The phrases are all formal, although there are some words that appear to be incorrect, but that is only very few.
peperutka Here in canada there is a macedonian course in slavic studies offered through the university of Toronto... The prof's name is Christina Kramer and I'm sure you could get a book of hers online... heres a link with her email...[:)] [url]http://www.utoronto.ca/slavic/kramer/[/url]
noaNoa
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Originally posted by Makedonche
http://www.google.com
What´s with you? On this topic and topic I want to speak Macedonian Better Your giving the same link, the guy wants to learn Macedonian not Bulgarian, if u botherd finding link on google for bulgarian why not just change the search words into Macedonian language tutorial? http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q=macedonian+language+tutorial&meta= Delinquent_168 specificly wrote "I've been searching for a while for a course / school to learn macedonian", didn´t see Bulgarian mentioned anywhere, did you?
noaNoa
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Originally posted by Delinquent_168
I've been searching for a while for a course / school to learn macedonian...
Du skriver att du bor i Köpenhamn, vet inte om du kan förstå svenska så jag skriver väl på engelska... Have u asked in Denmark if they perhaps know if there is any macedonian classes in Sweden, cause from Copenhagen to Malmö there is about 20 minutes with train or car. Monthly it would cost u about 48 euro with train. I know they had classes for macedonians in Malmö but now I´m not sure. Hoppas jag kunnat hjälpa dig något.
peperutka I dunno if he read MY POST but you can actually order a beginners macedonian, and intermediate macedonian text book online (which I provided a link for) that will help you out tons...
Delinquent_168 <- amazed ! Thanks for the help lads, i truely apriciate it. 'weather it was bulgarian and/or links i've missed on google' :] Noanoa >> Tjena - Aye, i understand swedish 'lived' in borås for about 2 years time, but my writing swedish never came, thou' i speak it fluently. Was an great idea, as i got loads of family in sweden don't know why i never thought of it before. Tack ! i'll be calling some relative later to day. peperutka >> Just mailed her and placed an order, thanks. (hope i'll get an early christmas pressent) :] ! Hvala lepo.
noaNoa Delinquent_168 om du förstår svenska så skriver jag på svenska, du kan prova att om du själv förstår och se om du kan hitta telefon nummer till skolor på www.malmo.se annars hoppas jag du kan få mer information från dina släktingar. Hoppas du får tag i det du söker så vi får se dig på makedonsk fest sjungande makedonska låtar. [;)][:)]
Delinquent_168 har hittat det ! 17 Makedonska nybörjarkurs Du kommer att lära dig grundläggande grammatik och de första 1000 orden, samt att ställa enkla frågor och att hantera de vanligaste vardagssituationerna. Målgrupp Nybörjare utan förkunskaper. typ. 1200,- ------------------------------- Min Kusines mand arrangera ofta makedonska fester i gbg. och ska lære mej makedonska så jag kan få en makedonska flicka [;)]
noaNoa Super! Hoppas du nu äntligen kan andas ut, du har hittat makedonska kurs. [:)] Är glad för din skull. Lycka till!
Delinquent_168 tack [:)]
DJ_SHEMA Delinquent welcome. There are many macedonians here, dejan is an examlple of one, that have significantly improved their understanding of the macedonian language. I would suggest starting to read some macedonian newspapers online (the english versions for right now), and www.vmacedonia.com, www.nacedonia.org. I wouldn't mind sending you a cd with some macedonian songs if you promise to listen to them :).
Delinquent_168 Shema>> Hi and thanks ! I've acually been reading alot of those newspapers and general info about the country e.g. 'www.mymacedonia.net - www.macedonianews.com - macedonia.org' aso. My quest/urge for infomation began in the beginning of the kosovo war (been reading ever since) maybe that's why my 'crisis' is getting bigger since i can't express my self when im in macedonia (kumanovo) visiting family and i'm getting older and more aware of my idendity/origin. I would love to get the CD and yes i promise to listen to it :]