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Тема је занимљива, и свака част што си се ангажовао да напишеш чланак о народним обичајима Врања. Има ту ствари карактеристичних за врањски крај, а има их које су забиљежене на ширем подручју, или уопштено међу Србима (или још уопштеније на Балкану или међу Словенима). Ја, међутим, немам обичај да преводим википедијске чланке, нарочито ако не располажем литературом на основу које су написани. Поред тога врло мало времена могу да издвојим за википедију. Тако, кад додатно усавршиш енглески, не сумњам да ћеш сам моћи да квалитетно преведеш чланак. Мој приједлог за наслов би био "Folk customs in Vranje, Serbija". Срећно! Vladimir (talk) 17:50, 4 January 2013 (UTC)[reply]
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