Southerner wrote:Whether it is the fact that English is you second language or like Eliko you take everything to the extreme, true more younger people are coming to Cyprus but the vast majority are still people of retirement or approaching retiring age, I certainly could'nt have raised a family of four on Cypriot wages.aapapa wrote:[Gone are the days when the Btitish settling here in Paphos were retired folk who did not have to work and therefore as per your argument did not have to make any efforts to integrate. What we have now are a lot of Brits who leave Britain, settle here and must work to survive. Now you had to learn English to work in England. Should not the same apply?
Please stop using words like prostitution etc implying that all the evils of the world have descended on Paphos via the Brit ex-pats arrival and just remember who encouraged the Brits to come.
We seem to have got stuck on the language issue when my posts have as much to do with the 'Little England' mentality. A large number of today's ex pats will happily tell you where the best English beer is served but would not even know what Paphos is really famous for.
