Kimete Berisha worries about the Albanian women's daughters: The illiterate lady, it's Serbian customs

It has reacted to the appointment being given to these holidays, as it says that <x0babina” is the Serbian word. In fact, it says that the new Albanian “babnet” is also taking the old Slavic mythology habits, the Periscope broadcasts.

It also addresses the linguistics, who it says are dealing with daily politics rather than language policies.

Besides naming, it also talks about the flow of this holiday and some of the myths, which in certain cases are used in Kosovo, though they are of Slavic origin.

Read her full reaction:

New Albanian Dadnet taking old Slavic mythology fairies!

For the first time in my life, I heard Daddy yesterday.

No Albanian dictionary, no synonym, no foreign expression explains what that word means, but outside the dictionary, in everyday life, Albanian women are daily organizing Daddys who told them about the newly born children.

English is telling Baby shower, but we Albanians, since our bloggers deal with daily politics and not linguistic policy, we've taken it (after the war) from the Serbs, to call it the birthday of a newborn child.

Dadne tell Serbs 40 days after the baby's birth, a period that should save the child from harm, from Dad, according to old Slavic mythology, from the evil spirits of old ladies who visit the home of newborns to do harm.

(The English Dictionary has words "Babo" that tell babysitters who raise children with primitive methods)

Albanian natives don't make a sound, to speak English for this party, but Serbian Babina continues to make a fuss among Albanians, women gather and play, for the boy who was born, that no one rejoices for the girl.

It is noteworthy that neither the Albanian woman herself enjoys giving birth to a girl, that leave her the man alone. And, you know why this thing, because the Albanian woman took too much?

Did I miss my day yesterday to find out what my dad meant?

And the first word in this expression was "babica," they remember this expression that was used before the war for sikhs, and cables, that helped or prevented our nanas from being born in occupied Kosovo hospitals, where only Serbian was spoken.

The festival, Dadne, has recently entered use by Albanian Greeks who have heard about it.

An expression, a mouth to mouth, by the Serbs!

Participants in Daddy's, Vuk Karadzic has called them Daddynake!

Albanian Daddynet, they don't even want to know -- that this expression is not Albanian.

Why are the Daddys organized and what happens there?

What are superstitions that apply to Daddy's Day, and do you know that Albanian women who deal with Daddy are all the superstitions in the world the same.

For example, if you read about Russian or Serbian superstitions, you seem to be reading about Albanian superstitions, so identical they are!

What should we do when we go to Daddy, which should be organized up to five weeks after the baby's birth:

1. Let's get some cheese pies. If the kid's a boy, he'll pick the girls with the coke, and if he's a girl, he won't get married.

Other options are also allowed: You can carry pies with apples.

2. If the newborn is a girl, you have to donate the chicken to the head so it doesn't run through life like a chicken without doing it.

You don't give them fish, for they are like fish.

Even, you don't give the chicken leg to the kid, he'll be a coward.

3. You don't give anybody anything, because during this time (40 days after your birth) you don't have to remove anything from the house, except waste?
4. Cook the poga bread. The Poggah must separate an unmarried person. The first pogaca cage must bite the single or single, and the same bite must be placed in the cradle of the newborn for 40 days;
5. Gurabija, ravania and sweets are wrapped in box.

The woolly hoods are tied to the cradle if you want your son to become a thick black beard.

The euro, you know, put it under his pillow.

P.S. You can call this a party, you illiterate lady. That, perhaps, all Albanians have died