Звичаї албанців на Одещині – як в селі Каракурт зберігають традиції

We invite you on an exciting journey to the Albanian village of Karakurt, located in the Odessa region, to learn about their ancient traditions. According to the last census, no more than 3,000 Albanians remain here, and the majority live here, in the village of Karakurt. Outstanding polyglots live here. They speak five languages ​​at once: Albanian, Gagauz, Bulgarian, Russian, and, of course, the state Ukrainian. Journalist Antonina Bondareva of "Odesskoy Zhitty" talked to the residents of the village of Karakurt in the Odessa region to find out: 💙💛 What is a Butterfly? 💙💛 Why do girls cry on this holiday? 💙💛 Why do adults give them broken eggs? 💙💛 Who is Kervancho and how is he buried? And also many other interesting things about the past and present life of Albanians in the Odessa region. You will also be able to feel the atmosphere of an Albanian village and taste a real "Maiden" pie. Local girls will show how it was traditionally prepared and how it is made now. The "Multicultural Odessa" project is supported by the European Union under the House of Europe program – https://houseofeurope.org.ua/ Its content is the sole responsibility of the publication "Odessa Life" and does not necessarily reflect the position of the European Union. #houseofeurope Find even more useful information: ✅ on our website – https://odessa-life.od.ua/uk ✅ in our Telegram channel – https://t.me/odessa_life ✅ in our Facebook –   / odessalife   If you liked our video, please put 👍, click 🔔 and subscribe to the channel, so you definitely will not miss important information. #MulticulturalOdessa #OdessaLife #Odessa #Kotlovina