Definition: The word "Albanenses" comes from the Greek word "Albani," which means "sons of Albanians." This term was first used by the ancient Greeks as a title for people who had been born in Greece or Albania and were later introduced into other parts of Europe. In English, the term refers to individuals who are descendants of Albanian people. They may be of different ethnic backgrounds, such as Albanians from Kosovo, or people from the Albanian diaspora that has migrated to other countries like Italy. Some examples of Albanian-descended immigrants include those living in Germany, Poland, and Slovakia, as well as those from countries such as France, Spain, and the United States. The Albanese have a rich history and culture, with significant contributions made by many people who call themselves Albanians, especially in Europe and North America. The term "Albanenses" is often used to denote a group of people who are descended from or are related to people called Albanians.

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