MacedoRomanian
MacedoRomanian, also known as Aromanian or Vlach, is a Romance language spoken primarily in the Balkan Peninsula. It is considered one of the Eastern Romance languages, alongside Romanian, Daco-Romanian, and Istro-Romanian. Its historical origins are linked to the Latinization of the Balkan peoples during the Roman Empire. The language spread with the movement of Roman legions and colonists, eventually forming distinct linguistic communities.
MacedoRomanian dialects are found across a wide geographical area, including parts of Greece, Albania, North Macedonia,
The vocabulary and grammar of MacedoRomanian share many similarities with other Romance languages, particularly Romanian, but
The number of speakers is estimated to be between a few hundred thousand and over a million,