Parents in Albania return Albanian names for children, they lead

Young parents are increasingly choosing Albanian names for their children, returning to their roots, while for decades, foreign names were the dominant. According to data from the Civil State General Directorate, I want to see girls and Crane in boys are the two most Albanian names [...]
There are a number of other names, mostly of different meanings in Albanian, that are finding broad use.
Sometimes names from gegnit because they sound better. And the most modern but Albanian names: I love it, Air. Previously, Ira was placed by Italian, now prefering Air, Albanian. Snow that symbolizes whiteness. For men, more are the names of rivers. They keep deciding Drin, it's very popular. And the northern part puts names like Flamer, Dren, Cross. The trend is also the combination of two names: Sihana, Sidria, Ciar. Connecting the name to a” binding, says Dollos Rropalari, a specialist at the Civil State General Directorate, reports TvKlan, broadcast Periscope.
Sociologists describe this new phenomenon as a return to identity, after wanting foreign names, often unaware of the meaning that has prevailed since the 1990s.
The time has come to come and it seems to have begun. The younger generation, perhaps a little overworked by these foreign names, is looking for itself. If the parents of these new parents have given them foreign names, this came after isolation and closure, a desire for integration and adaptation. The desire for modernity has been the desire for the West. Movies at various times” have also played a role, says sociologist Entela Twinnjak.
Despite changing preferences, there is still a list of prohibited names in civil offices.
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With the change of legislation in Albania, name change is prohibited. /Periscope/












