The Greek topic! (4 Viewers)

[Vicky]

++ [ originally posted by Pendir_E65 ] ++


Hey Vicky, maybe we should start a Russian language thread? This time we will charge though

sounds ghreat to me
i say 15$ per month ..... not expensive, and everyone can afford it

 

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[Lawnchair Bes]

vicky what about your tavarish(es) like moi.

 

[Mermaidah]

++ [ originally posted by Lilianna ] ++

i will..
first things first.

α-alfa
β-vita
γ-gama
δ-delta
ε-epsilon
ζ-zita
η-ita
θ-thita
ι-giota
κ-kapa
λ-lamda
μ-mi
ν-ni
ξ-ksi
ο-omikron
π-pi
ρ-ro
σ-sigma
τ-taf
υ-ipsilon
φ-fi
χ-hi
ψ-psi
ω-omega

And who said that the Arabic Alphabet was hard to learn???

You're not going to test us on this Lili ? Are you? :stress:

 

[Vicky]

++ [ originally posted by Don Bes ] ++
vicky what about your tavarish(es) like moi.

is that the Don Bes language ?
i don't speak that

 

[Lawnchair Bes]

++ [ originally posted by Vicky ] ++



is that the Don Bes language ?
i don't speak that

doesnt tavarish mean friend in russian?

 

[Vicky]

yeah ........ only w/e it was that you said doesn't make any sense and there is only 2 russian words in it ....... that's why i called it the Don Bes language

 

[Lawnchair Bes]

i said it should be free for your friends. since i dont know the plural for tavarish, i said tavarishes

 

[Vicky]

alright , makes more sense now
that "moi" word really messed it up though

 

[Lawnchair Bes]

++ [ originally posted by Vicky ] ++
alright , makes more sense now
that "moi" word really messed it up though

i was feeling languagical

 

[Elnur_E65]

Don, I suggest you use the word "Bratelnik" instead of "Tovarish". Tovarish was used by Soviet leaders, like Stalin and Gorbachev

 

[Lawnchair Bes]

but it sounds funny. i mean lets face it he was no lenin but he was pretty good

 

[Lilianna]

++ [ originally posted by Pendir_E65 ] ++


Ok...

I come up to a beautiful girl in the bar in Athens (she is not at beautiful as you though), and I tell her:

"Hey babe... how you doin'?" 1)

And also, how do you say

"I would like a BEER" 2)

If you could, please use regular latin alphabet

1) gia sou kukla....ti kaneis??

2) tha ithela mia bira


easy!!

 

[Lilianna]

++ [ originally posted by Mermaidah ] ++


And who said that the Arabic Alphabet was hard to learn???

You're not going to test us on this Lili ? Are you? :stress:

haha!! :LOL:
i know it's not easy to learn but still,you are familiar with most of it because of physcics and maths!

 

[Elnur_E65]

++ [ originally posted by Lilianna ] ++


1) gia sou kukla....ti kaneis??

2) tha ithela mia bira


easy!!

So 'Ti' is 'You' and 'Kaneis' is 'how are you'?

And kukla is a 'baby', right? In my language it means "doll"

And bira is 'beer' in Turkish also...

 

[Lilianna]

++ [ originally posted by Pendir_E65 ] ++


So 'Ti' is 'You' and 'Kaneis' is 'how are you'?

And kukla is a 'baby', right? In my language it means "doll"

And bira is 'beer' in Turkish also...

ti means "what" kaneis means "doing" and by saying "ti kaneis" we mean "what are you doing"

well,in greek we use more the word "kukla" ,that means doll actually but we say this to a girl that is pretty.

"moro" is baby but it's not very nice to say hi baby in the exact translation in greek

 

[Elnur_E65]

Cool... I am ready to go to Greece then... I know all I need to know!

 

[Lilianna]

you must learn the word malakas too..

it means asshole but it;s more rude.
though,the greeks are using it instead of the other person's name,they are not using it in a rude way.

like we say:come on mate!
they say:come on malaka!!

 

[Lawnchair Bes]

++ [ originally posted by Lilianna ] ++
you must learn the word malakas too..

it means asshole but it;s more rude.
though,the greeks are using it instead of the other person's name,they are not using it in a rude way.

like we say:come on mate!
they say:come on malaka!!

lol. i used to use that a lot when things went the worng way.

 

[Lilianna]

you used what??

 

[IncuboRossonero]

Lilianna...

I'm going to Greece in July (Santorini, Athens and Corfu).

Is it safe to assume that most individuals in the tourist industry (hotels, restaurants, etc) speak English?

Also, what is transportation like in Athens?? (Taxis $$$)