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PRISHTINA
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Ndertesa e UNMIKUT
Ahh if only the people of Kosovo would learn to understand each other... but for now we'll have to settle for you the wandering tourist trying to understand them. Well, actually its not that hard. Lots of people in Kosovo can speak English (even before the UN arrived) and they are more then willing to help you and tell you their stories. You, as the outsider, will get to hear both sides, they on the other hand usually spend their whole life only hearing one.
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