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Many Macedonians are Slavs that descended from people that arrived near modern Macedonia in the sixth or seventh century. The official language of the country is Macedonian, which is a language from Indo-European descent. The country has no official religion, though sixty-five percent of the people are Eastern Orthodox, while thirty-three percent are Muslim. Macedonians eat three meals every day, breakfast, dinner, and supper. Breakfast is typically eaten around nine AM in the workplace, and generally consists of bread and cheese, occasionally with egg. Dinner is eaten sometime around two PM, and supper is later, after the afternoon siesta. The Macedonians usually prepare their food directly before eating it, however leftovers are occasionally

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