pomak การใช้

• Nowadays, Osikovo is a pomak village with no industrial subjects.
• Four mosques are built in the pomak villages of the municipality.
• There were 250 pomak households in Kornitsa in the end of 1912.
• There were 200 pomak households in Lazhnitsa in the end of 1912.
• Another 34, 234 spoke Pomak as second best language.
• Pomak, Muslim, Turkish, Albanian and others.
• There is also a Pomak-Greek dictionary by Ritvan Karahodja, 1996.
• In the 19th century people of Pomak origin came from other Muslim villages.
• The Pomak language was used mainly in oral communication.
• In 1916 D . Gadzhanov noted about 4780 pomak people, living in Babyak.
• The Greek government gives no legal status to Macedonian, Arvanite, Pomak or Vlach.
• The name adopted and used instead of Pomak is " Bulgarian Muslims ".
• The population is Muslim of Pomak origin.
• The population is Muslim of pomak origin.
• Nowadays the village is inhabited by people of pomak origin, who are predominantly Muslim.
• Its inhabitants took part in the Pomak uprising against the Bulgarian and Russian forces in 1878.
• Recently, the Pomak Institute has published an alphabet with 29 letters for the Pomak language.
• Recently, the Pomak Institute has published an alphabet with 29 letters for the Pomak language.
• In the census of 1965, 23, 138 Turkish citizens spoke Pomak as mother language.
• According to an alternative opinion, the Pomak language is an original Slavic language with many dialects.