In 18th and 19th century, a significant migration from Slovakia to Serbia occured. Main settlements are present to this day in regions of Vojvodina and Novi Sad, where these comunities still speak Slovak.
Letting people to decide on constitutional changes? In referendum? About matter important in joining EU? What undemocratic madness is this? Have they learned nothing from brexit?
Zaujímavé čítatanie a celkom tematické k tomuto príspevku. Je zaujímavé aké silné slovenské komunity sa nachádzajú v krajinách kde by som to vobec nečakal. Zaujímalo by ma akou slovenčinou rozprávaju a ako veľmi je ovplyvnená rumuncinou, srbstinou etc…
Why did they go to Serbia? I can’t find anything explaining why.
Btw referendum prešlo čo je podla mna super.
Srbsko má od teraz nezávislú judikatúru.
in Vojvodina, there are officiall six nationalities recognized: Serbs, Slovaks, Hungarians, Rusyns, Croatians, Romanians. And each language has more or less equal status, if I’m not mistaken.
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Although the the Republic of Serbia🇷🇸 is saying that it owns the whole territory of the Republic of Kosovo🇽🇰, which is ethnically 92% Albanian🇦🇱, I don’t see an Albanian language there.
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In 18th and 19th century, a significant migration from Slovakia to Serbia occured. Main settlements are present to this day in regions of Vojvodina and Novi Sad, where these comunities still speak Slovak.
[Wiki link](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slovaks_in_Serbia)
Letting people to decide on constitutional changes? In referendum? About matter important in joining EU? What undemocratic madness is this? Have they learned nothing from brexit?
Akurát včera som si na wiki hľadal nejaké info o Bukurešti a náhodou som sa preklikal k článku https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slovak_diaspora
Zaujímavé čítatanie a celkom tematické k tomuto príspevku. Je zaujímavé aké silné slovenské komunity sa nachádzajú v krajinách kde by som to vobec nečakal. Zaujímalo by ma akou slovenčinou rozprávaju a ako veľmi je ovplyvnená rumuncinou, srbstinou etc…
Why did they go to Serbia? I can’t find anything explaining why.
Btw referendum prešlo čo je podla mna super.
Srbsko má od teraz nezávislú judikatúru.
in Vojvodina, there are officiall six nationalities recognized: Serbs, Slovaks, Hungarians, Rusyns, Croatians, Romanians. And each language has more or less equal status, if I’m not mistaken.
*sa
Although the the Republic of Serbia🇷🇸 is saying that it owns the whole territory of the Republic of Kosovo🇽🇰, which is ethnically 92% Albanian🇦🇱, I don’t see an Albanian language there.