Original sentence: Grecomans (Bulgarian: гъркомани, Macedonian: гркомани, Romanian: grecomani, Albanian: grekomani) is a pejorative term used in Bulgaria, Republic of Macedonia, Romania and Albania about people with Arvanitic, Aromanian or Slavic".However, they all self-identify as Greeks and are predominantly Greek Orthodox Christians.The term generally means: "pretending to be a Greek" and has the effect of implying that the people to whom it refers are not or should not be Greeks.Their languages have been gradually receding in favour of the national language as a result of mass urbanisation and communications and a uniform national education system
Edited sentence: Grecomans (Bulgarian: гъркомани, Macedonian: гркомани, Romanian: grecomani, Albanian: grekomani) is a term used in Bulgaria, Republic of Macedonia, Romania and Albania about people with Arvanitian, Aromanian or Slav".The Grecomans are result of a higher status which the Greek culture and the Greek Orthodox Church have had among the  Christian Orthodox population on the Balkans during the Ottoman rule and of the identification between religious and national identity.The term generally means: "pretending to be a Greek".The term may be used for any fanatic admirer of the Greek Megali idea.These peoples today are part from the Greek nation.They are also effect of a Greek national propaganda during 19th and 20th Century.They lost either fully or partly their mother languages and all of them are Greek Orthodox christians