geni wrote:
On 12/2/06, Darko Bulatovic <mail(a)itam.ws>
wrote:
mainly in English or Multilingual as France,
Italian Russian, etc... In
99% there is no any of similar languages. That is not a wonder as
Montenegro is very small market. beside English I can use Croat, Bosnian
as even as Serbian. That is case as I was born in country (SFR
Yugoslavia) where we all learned unified language.
Then why not continue to use it?
Because it those not exist any more.
... You need
to find alibi to clear your
self for not doing what you should? Or at least to ask for some facts
that will show more clearly this topic. Instead you jump into
conclusion. It is easier i know. But you denied my identity and identity
of my people,Denied our own language forcing-suggesting to use language
of different people.
According to your government the language of Montenegro is Serbian of
the Ijekavian dialect. The Declaration of Montenegrin PEN Center
doesn't claim it as anything more than a dialect.
According to the constitution (your source ) Montenegro is part of SR
Yugoslavia. Do you claim that also? Please read draft for new constitution.
You talked all time about politics. And now lets
talk about politics
I know who I am and I know in which language I talk and you constantly
deny that. How should I feel about this?
You should consider the possibility of transferring your
understandable national pride to other things.
You could consider to stop telling me that language in which I talk
don't exist.
You in this way support pro Miloshevic and
national-chauvinism politic
from Belgrade which denied natural right to have his own identity to
anyone from former Yugoslavia.
Miloshevic is dead.
But not his politic which is sad.
It is ok by me
I understand that you have some private business that you
need to spare more time but please don't justify your self by using this
kind of discussion(tv manuals, companies that don't use Montenegrin to
translate,OS ...)as this case affect one (half million) people and one
language.
No at most 22% of your country describes the language they speak as
Montenegrin. That would be a little over 140K people.
So you admit that Montenegrin language exist? I don't follow you here?