Hello Hristo,

Hristo Simenov Hristov wrote:

>On Wednesday 16 November 2005 13:33, Charles-H.Schulz wrote:
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>>We would like to announce the opening of the Macedonian Native-Language
>>project(http://mk.openoffice.org), led by Mr Vladimir Stefanov.
>>Macedonian is one of the oldest and most prestigious slavic language in
>>the Balkans, and it is a pleasure and a honour to have OpenOffice.org
>>localized so quickly in Macedonian.
>>    
>>
>Sorry that I will argue, but I'm not agree that Macedonian is one of the 
>oldest languages in the Balkans. This is an artificial languege create after 
>the SWW by comunist leaders to split Macedeonian area from Bulgaria. For 
>those who didn't know this "languege", it is like en-US and en-GB. In simple 
>words we can tell that Macedonian is a Bulgarian dialect languege.
>Like someone told: "Macedonia is the romantic history of Bulgaria". This is 
>very painful subject and there are a lot of argues, but I'll stop here. Just 
>don't call it oldest.
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We had quite some talk, public and private about the Macedonian
Native-Lang project. The fact that one should propose a NL project
publicly is designed in order to let people who might have something to
say speak at that time.
So, it's a little bit like a wedding: at some point, it goes like this
"may the ones who are against this union speak now or shut up forever".
I however do note that you are not against this project, and I'm sure
the Bulgarian and Macedonian projects will one day work together.

Best,
Charles.

>P.S. I'm not agains their project.
>
>regards
>  
>


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