Talk:Vlorë

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Vlora was known in ancient times for Aulona which later the name transform to Avlona, and then later Vlona (in ghek, albanian dialect), it became Vlora in tosk, albanian dialect. --Albanau 12:26, 5 Dec 2004 (UTC)