Endri Shqerra

“European Identity is a western European continental sense of belonging to a European community. It is post-national identity combined with national elements whose evolution requires a constitution to serve as a social contract which will make Europeans loyal to the constitution.”
― Endri Shqerra, European Identity: The Death of National Era?

“Displaying the key elements of L1 and L2 acquisition, O’Neill, R. (1998) assesses that acquiring L2 as children acquire their L1 is a “wishful thinking and… based on a profound misconception about the nature of L2 learning - just as it is a misconception about how L1 acquisition occurs”. Hereinafter, O’Neill, R. (1998) maintains that “the best way to explore the differences between the two processes is to view them side-by-side – in parallel”.”
― Endri Shqerra, Acquisition of Word Formation Devices in First & Second Languages: Morphological Cross-linguistic Influence

“L2 Learners are (55%) affected by their target language and (35%) by their mother tongue. There are both the target language and Morphological Translation Equivalence that pair affixes of the two languages share with each other which enhance the Semantic Transparency of affixes”
― Endri Shqerra, Acquisition of Word Formation Devices in First & Second Languages: Morphological Cross-linguistic Influence

“Eurobarometer 38 [1992, 45] reported that 23% of Europeans believed at the time that national identities would disappear and would be replaced by European identity, whereas 63% believed that the two identities are compatible and can co-exist.”
― Endri Shqerra, European Identity: The Death of National Era?