User talk:Betmeno
Betmeno, I have a problem with changing the title of Kashkaval to Kaškaval. This is the English Wikipedia, and we do not have the "š" letter in our alphabet; this sound is written as "sh." Furthermore, the article only refers to Bulgaria and Macedonia, both of which use the Cyrillic alphabet, therefore they don't spell it like this either. I assume it is spelled like this in Serbian and/or other Slavic languages that use the Latin alphabet. Please revert article(s) or expand it to reflect usages of this word in other countries where this is the correct spelling. Froese 08:14, 13 September 2006 (UTC)
License tagging for Image:University Bitola.gif
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Image source problem with Image:Ohrid Airport NASA.png
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