Montenegrin language

In the front was sometimes a row of Venetian sequins, and if the lady was very rich, some larger pieces of gold coin attracted the eyes of her admirers.

The Montenegrin damsels adopted a similar custom.

Dodswell also says that he saw at Athens the ceremonies of an Albanian marriage.

The bride arrived from the country, riding on horseback.

Ellen Elias Bursach was the translator, but as so was a woman, Paula Gordon.

who is known for translating Bosnian, Croatian, Montenegrin, and Serbian as well.

So two translators on this one.

So if you're interested in reading more about the Slavic states, Montenegro, Yugoslavia, during the height of the tumult, that would be one that I would definitely recommend.

One of the reasons for the blatant loss, the defeat of the U.S., in uh in iran is is this total lack of justification um morale has been low in the u.s military for a very very very long time and desertion a wall um have been uh in iraq later were critical levels for a while and you have the same problem in iran today it's a regular um it's a regular problem that doesn't get talked about in the papers very much But you can find information about it if you know where to look.

But legitimate governments don't have to worry about any of that.

I talked about the Montenegrins.

It's one of my favorite papers I've ever done.

It was a three-part lecture I did on Radio Albion.

That would be very different.

Someone who was living on Tolstoy's farm doesn't worry about any of that stuff.

The Iranians today, the Montenegrins yesterday, they're fighting for their homes.

Either I'm saying it wrong and can't stand me or simply just isn't on there.

Let's get a nice reminder of the Montenegrin classic and try and put Romeo Medeiros out of our minds.

All the best, Chris from Harlem.

Well, Chris, you have asked and I shall give you it.

So we'll see.

And then also in relation to another outgoing, which we'll talk about later, Inter Under 23 is closing in on a deal to sign, I'm not even gonna try and pronounce that club, uh, Vuk Pavicevic, who is, um, Montenegrin just like Andrea Vukojia.

He's 18-

Mm-hmm

Uh, we have one more official announcement that I didn't manage to include in the ones that I just ran through.

Literally just before we started recording, uh, Inter Primavera midfielder, Andrija Vukojic, has joined Roma on a permanent deal.

Now, obviously, I just mentioned the, the other Montenegrin midfielder that was signed or is close to being signed.

I'm guessing this is the replacement for Vukojic, who I'm not saying he was pushing up to go towards Inter under-23, but to me it would've been the logical next step.

The only Slavs who are thorough seamen and who are coming to our coasts in increasingly large numbers as sailors and fishermen are the Dalmatians.

And last but most heroic of all the Slavs is the Montenegrin, who has held his mountain fastnesses against the Turk and who have been the living wall resisting the victories of Islam.

His little country is blessed by but a few crumbs of soil between huge mountains and boulders, and in the measure in which peace reigns in the Balkans, he is without occupation and sustenance, so that he is compelled to seek these more fertile shores, where he will for the first time in history and quite unconsciously, quote, turn the sword into the plowshare and the spear into the pruning hook, end quote.

Tennyson does not over-idealize the Montenegrin in his admirable sonnet.

They rose to where their sovereign eagle sails.

They kept their faith, their freedom on the height.

The Austrian has the belligerent Czech.

The Italian on the Adriatic has the assertive Illyrian.