Macedonian language
the Macedonian language was formed from the speeches of the Macedonian tribes that inhabited the territory of Macedonia, so they are deep in the territories of today's Greece and Albania, but with the very development of the states of that region narrowed down and the Macedonian dialects in those parts slowly began to be replaced by other languages. Today in Albania, the Macedonian language is spoken mostly in Mala Prespa, Golo Brdo and almost all border areas with the Republic of Macedonia. In Aegean Macedonia, the Macedonian language is spoken mostly in Voden and Lerin prefectures, but also in other towns and villages in Aegean Macedonia. In Bulgaria, the Macedonian language is spoken in Pirin Macedonia and in Serbia it is spoken in the border region with Macedonia and in the Gora area of Kosovo.