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    Discover ALBANIA: Strange laws, disgusting food? Rare animals, weird traditions and hidden gems



    Discover Albania: strange laws, disgusting food, rare animals, weird traditions, what not to do, hidden gems, geography, beautiful nature and so much more!

    Albania is one of the most overlooked countries in Europe, especially by travelers, because of its historical isolation, perception of safety and political instability. However, in recent years the government has improved those issues, giving the country a new look and making it a must-visit location for tourists and other visitors.

    In this video, we will shed light on all the fun things hidden in this beautiful but neglected European country. Get ready to learn all that you don’t know about Albania.

    13 Comments

    3. inkpenification on

      This video has so many things wrong.
      0:57 is the wrong spelling. It is spelt shqiptarët. 1:04 this is the wrong pronunciation. It is pronounced as (Shpuhreea). 1:52 the letter "xh" is pronounced like the english "J". So you basically proncounce his last name as "hoja". 2:21 the letter "q" is pronounced as "ch" and it is the wrong spelling. It is spelled like this "kokë qingji ".
      2:49 I don't know but those letters look Latin based to me. 2:52 that is completely wrong. There are masculine and feminine nouns and there words that change. For instance for boyfriend it's "i dashur" and for girlfriends it's "e dashur". Also the verbs also change. "yt" for men/boys and "jote" for women/girls.
      4:43 while Albania is majority Muslim, so is Bosnia.
      5:27 well those are dialects of the Albanian language.
      7:21 the letter "e" in Albanian is pronounced as "eh" or the same way you pronounce the "e" in the word "bed". And it doesn't change
      7:39 wrong pronunciation and spelling. It is spelled "Xhiro" and it pronounced as "jeero"
      8:42 again the letter "xh" is pronounced as a "j"
      9:00 that is also incorrect. The Letter "c" is pronounced as "ts" as in tsunami. However there is a letter "ç" which is pronounced as "ch". I see you understand that the letter "xh" is pronounced as "J" yet you have mispronounced this letter throughout this video.
      9:16 again, you pronounce the "e" the same way you pronounce the letter e in the word "bed"
      9:30 the letter "ë" at the end of words is silent.
      10:27 wrong pronunciation. the letter y has a strange pronunciation, you would pronounce it like the "u" in french and German.
      10:35 again, the wrong pronunciation of "e"
      11:47 wrong spelling and pronunciation. It is spelled as "Gjakmarrja" and the letter "j" is pronounced the same way you pronounce the letter "y" in english.
      12:48 it is spelled "Gjirokastër"
      13:07 wrong spelling and pronunciation. It is spelled "fier" and it pronounced as "fee-ehr"
      13:21 wrong spelling and pronunciation. It is spelled "Skopje" and it's pronounced as "skopeejeh"
      14:21 the "i" in Albanian is pronounced as "ee"
      17:50 that is true if you are an american. it is different for other countries.

    5. Thomas John robinson on

      Albanians are one of the largest numbers of illegal immigrants entering the UK.I dont know anyone who knows one and likes them.Personally i have never been there or ever met an Albanian but a friend of mine rode a motorcycle through thefe and said he was to get out.

    7. Aziz Kozmaqi on

      So many wrong facts about Albania. Albanian alphabet and letters are latin buddy. They are not cyrilik, greek, arabian or chineese.

    8. Aziz Kozmaqi on

      Not true there is masculine pronouns that usually ends with u and i and feminie pronons that end with a or e. You lack the basic knowledge about Albania.

    13. IGGO Caliente on

      FU. Amongst the countries bordering Albania is NOT "makedonia". You should know this. It has been 3 years the disgusting treat have been signed, and only out of courtesy you should name that appendix of a country, by it's official name.

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