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Albanian in Brooklyn Asking Questions About Serbs

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Why I Had No Jewish Friends #189

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An Albanian at Lake George, NY

An Albanian at Lake George, NY lamenting on the similarities to the old country
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Albania & Macedonia | Look inside of you

What makes a journey one to be remembered? Video of my trip to Albania and Macedonia with Tobi Schnorpfeil and Eva.





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10 Things You Can’t Miss in Albania

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There is so much more to a trip to Albania than you might think, and it’s 40 percent cheaper than a Greek vacation. Here are some of the country’s can’t miss destinations when you’re headed to this gorgeous Balkan nation.

1. The Albanian Riviera
The beautiful stretch of beach in Albania is an affordable alternative that sacrifices almost none of the frills. It is also a hot spot for nightlife including a robust bar scene and a growing reputation for quality live music.


2. Apollonia (apple-owe-knee-a)
You don’t have to go far to find a little piece of ancient Greece among the ruins of Albania. That’s no more evident than in Apollonia, an ancient city dedicated to the god Apollo. It’s a bit of a drive to get there,but well worth the drive, especially if you have a thing for the Hellenic tradition.


3. Mount Dajti Ekspres (Jazshh-tea)
It is practically in the middle of Tirana. A 15 minute trip provides one-of-a-kind views of the city as it slowly yields to the natural beauty atop Mt. Dajti.


4. Rozafa Castle
Albania is also home to a whole lot of interesting castles. The well-preserved ruins give you insight into an often overlooked period of history, while the stunning views of Lake Shkoder provide a natural beauty you don’t need a historical bent to appreciate.


5. Skanderbeg Square
At the exact center of the city sits Skanderbeg Square. You can admire the effortlessly beautiful mix of traditional carved statues and contemporary fountains replete with brightly colored streams of water.


6. Ksamil
Why not spend a day or two simply basking in the Balkan sun in Ksamil, a series of small islands whose most prominent features are gorgeous beaches and succulent food. What’s not inviting about a few days in this paradise?


7. Et`hem Bey Mosque
Albania itself is nearly 60 percent Muslim, so its Islamic sites are very well tended. What’s more, this small mosque is known for its welcoming worshippers and charming interior. If you find yourself in Skanderbeg Square, it’s worth a visit.


8. Berat Fortress (bear-rat)
Another of the aged fortresses scattered throughout Albania, Berat Fortress was built in the 13th century. Today, the well-restored fortress is home to an array of beautiful Byzantine churches that are sure to impress even the most cynical of tourists.


9. Syri i Kalter
Located outside the city of Saranda, Syri i Kalter — which translates to “Blue Eye” — is a naturally occurring water spring known for its beautiful views and its crisp, cold water. It’ll take a little time to get there from the city, but the destination is absolutely worth the effort.


10. Butrint National Park
It is well worth a half-day of your time, whether you want to walk though its sprawling eucalyptus forests or you’re there for the ruins of a once great civilization. Museums, hikes, and boat rides are all on offer at Butrint National Park.

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SERBIAN HUSBAND HELPS WITH MY SERBIAN

This video shows how we typically talk with each other anyway with my “Serbglish” although I am really trying to talk more srpski. Dobrodošli na moj kanal :)) I guess you can say these are some basics!

“July” & “Mornings” by Jef

Albanian couple in Tirana

Albanian Heritage Night

Albanian Heritage Night in Toronto Canada inside Air Canada Centre!
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Starring You from Prishtina, Kosovo

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Discovery Jeep Albania, part 93 (New York friends)

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Is Serbia safe?

A Serbian asked me to make this video for his wife in South America.. She is nervous about her move to Serbia after watching all the ANTI-Serb media, movies etc.... Hope it helps persuade her...

The albanian Dirk Nowitzki

Albanian Happy Feet

Voices of InterExchange, Episode 03: An Albanian Refugee Advocates for Exchange

When Ilir Zherka was growing up in the Bronx, hip hop and break dancing were what he was most interested in. But as an Albanian refugee, there was something else that permeated his family and community: political activism and civic duty.

While he's not break dancing as much as he used to, Ilir's early experiences with activism inspired him to embark on his political and nonprofit career.

Learn about more about what it was like growing up in the Bronx in the 70s and Ilir's advocacy work as Executive Director of the Alliance for International Exchange.

All of this and more on this latest edition of Voices of InterExchange.

Charles Cather on RTV

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Albania. It's not what you think!

Medieval castles stand perched on mountaintops overlooking the red tiled rooftops of villages below. Iridescent turquoise waves lap onto sugar-sand beaches. Rows and rows of juicy grapes waiting to be plucked and turned into fine wine. Throw in a rich and troubled history, traditional culture, ancient ruins, natural phenomena and there you have it. Albania.

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Giorno 13 - Video Ksamil (Albania) * Tuffi e tramonti

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