Mos shko

"Mos shko" is an Albanian phrase that translates directly to "Don't go" in English. It is a common imperative phrase used to dissuade or prevent someone from leaving a location or situation. The phrase is composed of two words: "mos," which is a negation marker, and "shko," which is the second-person singular imperative form of the verb "shkoj" (to go). Therefore, the literal translation accurately conveys the meaning of a request or command not to leave. The phrase can carry a range of emotional connotations depending on the context, from casual reluctance to strong pleas or even demands.