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Si pasoje e shprenguljeve te medha dhe shkombetarizimit te vazhdueshem, nje pjese e madhe e shqiptareve te Fllorines ose u debuan nga vendi ose ata qe mbeten u asimiluan. Ka mbete gati vec nje fshat, ku shqipja akoma jeton.

A few Albanian-speaking villages survive in northern Greece, e.g, Lehovo near Florina and Mandres in Kilikis.

http://books.google.com/books?id=mZtDIh ... ns&f=false

Shih poashtu: http://books.google.com/books?id=TIbUWV ... &q&f=false

Pamje e Lehoves:

Nje tjeter fshat shqiptar eshte edhe Negovani - vendlindja e patriotit te Madh, Papa Kristo Negovani, te cilin e vrau Kisha Kriminale 'Greke'.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flampouro,_Florina

Shkolle shqipe ne Negovan me 1909:

Me ngyre te verdhe eshte shenuar prezenca e te folmes shqipe:

A small community is concentrated in the Ioannina prefecture, where they form a majority in two villages of the Konitsa district.[8] This population speaks the Lab branch of the Albanian language. The city of Ioannina in the past had a substantial minority of Albanian-speakers, where a dialect intermediate between Cham and Lab was spoken .[9] Notable Albanian writer, publicist and politician, Faik Konica, and his brother, Mehmet Konica, former Albanian Foreign Minister, were both born in Konitsa.
Another small group of Albanian-speakers, speakers of a Northern Tosk Albanian dialect[10] is to be found in the periphery of West Macedonia, in the Florina Prefecture. Albanian-speakers form a majority in the villages of Drosopigi, Flampouro, and Lechovo

Pamje nga Drosopigi:

Pamje nga vendlindja e Papa Kristo Negovanit:

While Greek has been the primary language of Drosopigiotes for decades, Arvanitika and Aromanian are still spoken proudly by many of the older village residents. A study conducted in 1993, indicates that most villagers over 30 could speak Arvanitika and most villagers over 60 could speak Aromanian.

http://strates.revues.org/index381.html[5]

Origjina e Drosopigioteve eshte pikerisht nga Plikati shqiptar:

The population of Drossopigi and Flampouro still has Albanian roots and their ancestors, today in Plikati are apparent
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plikati

Plikati:

Webi i fshatit Drossopigi:

http://dim-drosop.flo.sch.gr/istoria%20toy%20xoriou.htm