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@leonardyskollari8998
@leonardyskollari8998 18 минут бұрын
This are Arberesh
@leonardyskollari8998
@leonardyskollari8998 19 минут бұрын
I paskan blere dhe ca arbereshe qe sflasin Greco
@mmw3245__sdf
@mmw3245__sdf 41 минут бұрын
Marissa is a beautiful girl.
@yiannoulakyriakoudis62
@yiannoulakyriakoudis62 3 сағат бұрын
Καλημέρα από Βρυξέλλες. Θα ήθελα πολύ να έρθω στα μέρη της μεγάλης Ελλάδας. Σας αγαπώ
@emilyanagnostis3600
@emilyanagnostis3600 4 сағат бұрын
Disappointing that not much Greek was spoken. It was in Italian with English subtitles. No different than immigrants preserving their culture, heritage, language, faith in other parts all over the world.
@Μπρο
@Μπρο 5 сағат бұрын
0:46 ahh the potholes. This MUST be greece!
@apostolfaliagas5552
@apostolfaliagas5552 Күн бұрын
Why don't you also visit a town with Italian (Latin) speakers in Greece? There are plenty of them!
@ida-h3v
@ida-h3v Күн бұрын
Kalabrien 🇦🇱🦅🇦🇱
@athena9287
@athena9287 2 күн бұрын
You need to establish contact with the motherland .We are waiting for you to visit us here in Greece !❤❤❤
@apollontv1078
@apollontv1078 4 күн бұрын
Greeks since 22.000 b.c we had colonized the whole world …small populations of Greeks remain everywhere .. from southern Argentina to Japan
@jeandellagjianni3548
@jeandellagjianni3548 5 күн бұрын
Ghieghu non vuole dire straniero.. ghieghu viene dal popolo albanese gheg o gjeghe.. perche noi siamo gheg albanesi , cioe nord albanesi . i sud albanesi sono i tosk albanesi. ce anche la lingua gehg albanese e tosk albanese.
@jeandellagjianni3548
@jeandellagjianni3548 5 күн бұрын
tutti parlano arbereshe , ma non sanno a mettere due parole insieme..
@angvoyia7478
@angvoyia7478 6 күн бұрын
previous comment. the same face , the same gene
@angvoyia7478
@angvoyia7478 6 күн бұрын
una fatsa una ratsa
@tailenten12
@tailenten12 6 күн бұрын
Sei stato fortunato,potevi essere rinchiuso a vita.ti auguro buona fortuna nella vita.tutti possiamo sbagliare e in certe zone e facile sbagliare.
@ΕλένηΤουλοπούλου
@ΕλένηΤουλοπούλου 7 күн бұрын
Do you know Napoli is a Greek name. Napoli’s. It means new city
@ardymoore694
@ardymoore694 8 күн бұрын
There's a town in Italy called Armento, my mother's maiden name, after I checked the census I found Scotalleros which is my grandmother's maiden name ❤
@alessandropalumbo1099
@alessandropalumbo1099 9 күн бұрын
Genny era x il popolo quando conducevi una vita sbagliata lo sei oggi che stai procedendo x la tua recensione ...
@bouzoukiman5000
@bouzoukiman5000 9 күн бұрын
First was the pope closed/converted all the churches then forced the people to speak the dialect. That was pre 20th century
@ptolemaeos
@ptolemaeos 10 күн бұрын
Greeks... The salt of Europe.. Crandle of Civilization... Defenders of Christianity...
@eviestas
@eviestas 13 күн бұрын
It’s interesting that I did my DNA and part of it is Italian . I am Greek American . Both parents Greek .
@ElectraAngiolini
@ElectraAngiolini 13 күн бұрын
Complimenti!!!! Italia ❤ Grecia
@rosannathomson5282
@rosannathomson5282 13 күн бұрын
Well done with the challenge. You are aware, of course, that it takes 1.5 hours to drive around the island, yeah?
@adriana10677
@adriana10677 19 күн бұрын
Kind of jealous lol my family is from palombara Sabina rome srea and also Caltabellotta Sicily. Always wanted to go and do the same as you. And also meet extended family remaining. Must have been a fully magical trip experience.
@JD987abc
@JD987abc 26 күн бұрын
This is an excellent program. Bravo. Perhaps your grandfather’s name was not changed by him but as a result of how the ship’s bursar misspelled it from an O to an I. Not uncommon. Those pioneers had it tough bravely going to a strange country m, not knowing the language, without a support group only to be met with extreme prejudice and discrimination. My paternal family is from Abruzzo, Provincia de Chiti and my maternal family is from Catanzaro and Cosenza in Calabria. Knowing is so much better than not knowing. I used to sarcastically say, “I feel like I was hatched” before learning about the details. Merry Christmas. Joseph.
@khalidalali186
@khalidalali186 Ай бұрын
Somehow this video reminds me of 2005
@MariaVaritimidis
@MariaVaritimidis Ай бұрын
I cried watching this. I’m Greek Australian living in the south of Italy to support my son’s football career. This made me so emotional, I am going to visit these beautiful people and town. What a wonderful video. Thank you
@enricomolfino8164
@enricomolfino8164 Ай бұрын
Video particolare , fuori dagli schemi , location fantastiche e selvagge con utili spiegazioni e note storiche , ottimo lavoro , complimenti !
@panagiotispapapanagiotou7929
@panagiotispapapanagiotou7929 Ай бұрын
I wish to be able to spoke Greco
@forzaev6733
@forzaev6733 Ай бұрын
Tolles Video❤
@antoniochimisso8429
@antoniochimisso8429 Ай бұрын
Bhe, fratelli Arbereshe, io ho dovuto andare in Veneto per l'università. Ho scritto molto in Italiano. Per lavoro e per diletto. Ho esercitato per quasi 40anni un lavoro clinico e ho anche insegnato dove, l'italiano è necessario al massimo livello. Eppure, le prime parole pronunciate nella mia vita erano nell' amato Arbereshe! Nella mia famiglia si parlava esclusivamente questa lingua. Nel mio cuore, nel mio inconscio e nella mia ragione, io sono orgogliosamente Arrbereshe. Con mia sorella parlo albanese. Con i miei amici di infanzia lo stesso. Sono nato, ho combattuto e morirò da albanese! È tutto qui il nostro concetto di identità. Siamo stati grandi guerrieri!!
@Makedonce1989.
@Makedonce1989. Ай бұрын
Assimilato Macedone
@ervinxx2545
@ervinxx2545 Ай бұрын
E lo saremo sempre.!
@ervinxx2545
@ervinxx2545 Ай бұрын
@@Makedonce1989. spiega.? Inche senso.? I Albanesi sono i discedenti degli Macedoni..!
@ervinxx2545
@ervinxx2545 Ай бұрын
Page n58 The Hydriots of every rank displayed the peculiar character of the Albanian race. They were proud, insolent, turbulent, and greedy of gain. The primates were jealous and exacting, the people rude and violent. But both possessed some sterling virtues; and they were distinguished from the Greeks by their love of truth, and by the honesty with which they fulfilled their engagements. There were no traders in the Levant who paid more punctually than the merchants, and no sailors who took better care of ship and cargo than the mariners of Hydra. Page n61 Such was the position of the Albanian race in Greece, where its settlements were comparatively modern. In its native regions its political importance and moral influence had been constantly increasing during the latter half of the last century, and it had attained the acme of its power at the commencement of the Greek Revolution. Albanian Mussulmans were detested by Osmanlees and hated by the Greeks. Their religion was hardly a matter of conscience with the majority. They were less bigoted than the Turks, and less superstitious than the Greeks. Their avarice was, however, insatiable, and for gold an Albanian Mussulman would willingly serve a Christian master, or a Christian Albanian a Mussulman chief, even if the service was to be rendered in deeds of blood. Page n61 The Albanian forms a distinct race among the nations of Europe. They have been supposed by some to be the representatives of the Pelasgians. They call themselves Shkipetar. Some suppose them to have occupied the regions they now inhabit before the days of Homer, and that they are the lineal descendants of the race to which the ancient Epirots and Macedonians belonged as cognate tribes. Alexander the Great must, according to these archaeologists, have spoken an ancient Albanian dialect at his riotous banquets with his Macedonian officers. Page n61 The researches of modern philology have established beyond question that the Albanian language is an early offset from the Sanscrit, and that its grammar was complete at as old a date as the oldest Greek dialect.^ Nearly the same boundary separates the Page n62 Ancient Epirus was filled with Greek colonies, and the Greek race is now more numerous than the Albanian in the region immediately to the north of the Gulf of Arta. But, on the other hand, one-fifth of modern Greece is at present inhabited by Albanian colonists.* The inhabitants of Albania, of the Shkipetar race, consist of two distinct branches-the Gueghs, who dwell to the north of the valley of the Skumbi and the line of the Via Egnatia. That great artery of Koman life now forms a desolate line of separation between the Gueghs and the Tosks. The dialects of these two branches are said not to differ more in their grammar than the Scotch of Ayrshire and the English of Somersetshire, yet a Guegh and a Tosk are unintelligible to one another at their first meeting. Both branches are subdivided into several tribes. Among the Gueghs several Catholic tribes retain their semi-independence, and uphold the Papal supremacy alike against the Mo- Page n68 ' of the Albanian mercenaries. It became then not uncommon, in Greece and Macedonia, to see the children of the proudest Osmanlees dressed in the fustinello, or white kilt of the Tosks. Subsequently, when Veli Pasha, the second son of Ali of Joannina, governed the Morea,^ even young Greeks of rank ventured to assume this dress, particularly when travelling, as it afforded them an opportunity of wearing arms. The Greek armatoli and the Christians employed as police-guards, even in the Morea, also wore this dress; but it was the fame of the Albanians-for the military reputation of the armatoli was then on the decline and that of the Suliots on the ascendant-which induced the f modern Greeks to adopt the Albanian kilt as their ' national costume. It is in consequence of this admiration of Albanianism that the court of King Otho assumes its melo-dramatic aspect, and glitters in tawdry tinsel mimicry of the rich and splendid garb which arrested the attention of Childe Harold in the galleries of the palace of Tepelin; but the calico fustinello hangs round the legs of the Greeks like a paper petticoat, while the white kilt of the Tosk, formed of a strong product of native looms, fell in the graceful folds of antique drapery. archive.org/details/historygreekrev02finlgoog/page/n73/mode/1up?q=Albanians
@antoniochimisso8429
@antoniochimisso8429 Ай бұрын
@@ervinxx2545 thank you Indeed. I gave a first reading at your document. Interesting. Seriously. But I have some difficulty reading english, last times, becouse I use It just for few things from many time. So It Is necessary read another time to have a full comprehension of the document. Hope you all best things 🙏
@Κυνικός1986
@Κυνικός1986 2 ай бұрын
This is so touching. We love you, we share the same blood, you are descendants of ancient Greeks, never forget this. Greetings from Greece.
@giuseppe6129
@giuseppe6129 2 ай бұрын
Calabria ❤
@sayitinarabic4175
@sayitinarabic4175 2 ай бұрын
Pomegranate in Tunisian is actually romen. So delicious, fresh and affordable there!
@loubenders3498
@loubenders3498 2 ай бұрын
So cool to learn more about your journey and the process of building a guitar! ❤
@YousefYusef-w8s
@YousefYusef-w8s 2 ай бұрын
🇲🇦☑️✅
@TravelDialogues
@TravelDialogues 2 ай бұрын
Subtitles available! Click CC at the bottom of the video. What do you think of Luca's story? Leave a comment! Che ne pensate della storia di Luca? Lasciate un commento! Also, If you enjoyed our content please consider subscribing to our channel, or even watching another one of our videos! It would really help us a lot. Thank you all for watching! -- M & D
@mauromariniello6501
@mauromariniello6501 2 ай бұрын
I had the luck to share the stage with Luca so many times. The passion he puts, not only in playing the guitar, but in everything he does, is incredible and it has been a source of inspiration for me. Great interview ✌️!
@stevecarrero4120
@stevecarrero4120 2 ай бұрын
I play the guitar (not very well). Really appreciate this video.
@giugiu370
@giugiu370 2 ай бұрын
Bellissima intervista! ❤ Sogno una tua chitarra
@Agapi-dg7th
@Agapi-dg7th 2 ай бұрын
Its the albanians from the kaspiabn sea,,muslim albanians from azerbijan and sirvan,,,the try albanians ,not the turkalbabians that live in balkans
@Χρήστος-Ελλάδα1821
@Χρήστος-Ελλάδα1821 2 ай бұрын
Τι λες ρε μπάζο Έλληνες είναι που τους καταπιέζουν και δεν τους αφήνουν να εκφραστούν καμία σχέση με τα αλμπάνια από τον Καύκασο !
@lilishasha2402
@lilishasha2402 2 ай бұрын
Dear Davide! Today we went down the steps according to your recommendations. It was great, a little rainy which made it more romantic. See you tomorrow at the gates😊grazie mille
@TravelDialogues
@TravelDialogues 2 ай бұрын
Ooooh I'm so happy these videos are guiding you through the city! I'm glad you guys loved the walk. Enjoy the gates tomorrow. Welcome to Napoli 💙
@giancarlodipietro2332
@giancarlodipietro2332 2 ай бұрын
Ti sbagli di grosso. Il sud Italia è stato depredato dagli Inglesi! Cerca la storia del"regno delle due Sicilie" poi capirai... Ossequi😅
@fleur5397
@fleur5397 25 күн бұрын
Ed è stato dissanguato dal nord per le sue industrie.
@Salvatore-vq2jd
@Salvatore-vq2jd 2 ай бұрын
Occhio il passato ritorna
@saintpreferred9223
@saintpreferred9223 2 ай бұрын
You should contact the real estate person that could open that house (now for sale) and let you come inside and see it...
@saintpreferred9223
@saintpreferred9223 2 ай бұрын
What a cool video, this is what KZbin is supposed to be for.
@christophergiroux1489
@christophergiroux1489 2 ай бұрын
Hello! While getting a little sidetracked from planning a trip to Italy, I looked up my dad's grandparents and they were also from Turi! They came to America (Northampton, MA) in the very late 1800's. I sent the video to my dad, and he recalls that his grandfather used to go visit friends (or family, we're not sure) from 'back home.' Maybe he knew your grandparents. Anyway, thanks for the great video! I might need to go visit that records office myself some day! Oh! One last coincidence, my cousin recently moved to Bristol, CT. I sent him the video as well.
@salvatoredipalma2742
@salvatoredipalma2742 2 ай бұрын
Not italians? Ma perchè scrivete ste cose,io abito in un paese arbresh e sono 100% italiani
@ThomasDeLello
@ThomasDeLello 3 ай бұрын
It's all the same with me. Adriatic Coast, Abruzzo. Name changed in the immigration process. I haven't gone there though. Wish I could. Lucky you. You're a beautiful kid.
@nurspass
@nurspass 3 ай бұрын
Btw is not greco it is grecanico