Примери за използване на Gorani на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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We're here to see Nadia Gorani.
Gorani keep old customs alive.
These serve as anchors of sorts for a Gorani, tying them to memories of home.
GORANI: Is that the most likely?
If they want to throw away this chance,they would lose a good opportunity," Gorani says.
GORANI: Who wants this job?
The part of the mountain called Gora is inhabited by a people of the same name-- the Gorani.
Now the Gorani live in three states.
The fact that they are in no hurry to modernise has helped the Gorani maintain their culture and tradition.
GORANI: And, of course, themselves as well.
Even though many work abroad, Gorani continue to nurture a strong link to their homes and land.
GORANI: Now to some other stories.
Divided twice over the past one hundred years, the Gorani community now straddles three countries.
GORANI: Do you think he likes her personally?
So, the Albanians are almost 100% Muslim and minorities such as Turks,Roma, Gorani, etc. should be added to them.
GORANI: But even in the president?
The remaining 10 seats go to representatives of Bosniak, Turkish Roma, Ashkali,Egyptian and Gorani communities.
GORANI: Will that in any way change things?
The Civic Initiative of Gora(Serbian: Грађанска Иницијатива Горе,Građanska Inicijativa Gore) is a Gorani political party in Kosovo.
GORANI: Certainly, going to be a challenge.
According to some publications, there are Torlaks in Macedonia,a Torlak community in south Romania, the Gorani in Albania also identify as Torlaks.
GORANI: Carl Bildt, the former prime minister of Sweden.
In 2007, the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences sponsored and printed the first Gorani- Albanian dictionary(with 43,000 words and phrases) by Goranian researcher Nazif Dokle.
The Gorani have their own language, albeit only in spoken form.
Each star on the official flag represents one of Kosovo's six ethnic groups: Albanians, Serbs,Turks, Gorani, Romani and Bosniaks.
Making the part of the Gorani costume that resembles an apron can alone take up to two weeks.
The stars are officially meant to symbolise Kosovo's six major ethnic groups: Albanians, Serbs,Turks, Gorani, Romani(often grouped with the Ashkali and Egyptians) and Bosniaks.
The majority of Gorani villages nowadays have asphalt roads, electricity, telephone and internet access, but things were not always that way.
With more than 90% of Kosovo made up of Albanians, the minority Serb, Roma,Ashkali, Gorani, Egyptian, Turk and Bosniak communities are given tremendous influence in all sectors.
Long ago, the Gorani were known as rifle makers and pelivans-- wrestlers who earned their way by fighting for money or food.