Cyprus-Forum.com

by **DT.** » Wed Feb 20, 2008 4:00 pm

Get Real! wrote:
DT. wrote:
RichardB wrote:Just been reading that Kokos is the 'baby' name given to a 'Constantinos' in Greece

No, thats the Kokoui

To kokoui to taxitsoui...

me to nihouin tou kaparetji!

by **Get Real!** » Wed Feb 20, 2008 4:09 pm

DT. wrote:
Get Real! wrote:
DT. wrote:
RichardB wrote:Just been reading that Kokos is the 'baby' name given to a 'Constantinos' in Greece

No, thats the Kokoui

To kokoui to taxitsoui...

me to nihouin tou kaparetji!

Tsie tin attika bai na psifisi Kashoulidi me ton filon tou ton DT! :lol:

by **webbo** » Wed Feb 20, 2008 4:11 pm

webbo wrote:
zan wrote:
Oracle wrote:
Get Real! wrote:
DT. wrote:HadjiFaoussa

You two need your mouths washed out with soap ......

Hadjioncebutneveragain!!!!!!!

Sorry to intrude on your thread K, but reading this lead me to thinking as to what Greek name I would like to have now that I reside in Cyprus. I love the nickname 'Skevi' so I think I would opt for Paraskevi! Then again I prefer the Greek Eleni to Helen and also Aphrodite for obvious reasons so now I am not so sure!

What name would you chose for yourselves FF? If you are happy with the one you were given at birth, that is great, if not, please share your thoughts

Bubbles x

Just realised how rude this sounds! No offence to any Helen's out there. It really is a lovely name, but since I heard Eleni - well it has my vote :oops:

Bubbles x

by **denizaksulu** » Wed Feb 20, 2008 4:18 pm

Back to my village. We had a neighbour called 'Oranos'. I thought it sounded so musical and astral. I soon changed my mind when I came to the UK and some blithering idiots constantly mis-pronouncing it. :twisted:

by **DT.** » Wed Feb 20, 2008 4:31 pm

Get Real! wrote:
DT. wrote:
Get Real! wrote:
DT. wrote:
RichardB wrote:Just been reading that Kokos is the 'baby' name given to a 'Constantinos' in Greece

No, thats the Kokoui

To kokoui to taxitsoui...

me to nihouin tou kaparetji!

Tsie tin attika bai na psifisi Kashoulidi me ton filon tou ton DT!

etsi erkete mou na arkepso na travo tjines tis voukoues tou groustofkia

by **RichardB** » Wed Feb 20, 2008 5:32 pm

DT. wrote:
Get Real! wrote:
DT. wrote:
Get Real! wrote:
DT. wrote:
RichardB wrote:Just been reading that Kokos is the 'baby' name given to a 'Constantinos' in Greece

No, thats the Kokoui

To kokoui to taxitsoui...

me to nihouin tou kaparetji!

Tsie tin attika bai na psifisi Kashoulidi me ton filon tou ton DT!

etsi erkete mou na arkepso na travo tjines tis voukoues tou groustofkia

Anglika parakalo paidia !! :evil:

by **denizaksulu** » Wed Feb 20, 2008 5:37 pm

RichardB wrote:
DT. wrote:
Get Real! wrote:
DT. wrote:
Get Real! wrote:
DT. wrote:
RichardB wrote:Just been reading that Kokos is the 'baby' name given to a 'Constantinos' in Greece

No, thats the Kokoui

To kokoui to taxitsoui...

me to nihouin tou kaparetji!

Tsie tin attika bai na psifisi Kashoulidi me ton filon tou ton DT!

etsi erkete mou na arkepso na travo tjines tis voukoues tou groustofkia

Anglika parakalo paidia !!

Yes children, listen to BB :roll:

by **umit07** » Wed Feb 20, 2008 7:47 pm

"Yanni and Gadouli" sorry for the spelling!

by **Nikitas** » Thu Feb 21, 2008 1:50 am

Greek radio presenter, son of a Cypriot mother, has two uncles, Kiki and Koko. Hearing his gradnmogther shout to them for lunch was a gas! He said so on his show, so dont blame me.

Womens names that please my ear- Eleftheria (Liberty), Anastasia (Resurrection), Dimitra (the Goddess of feritlity), Zoe (Life), Olga, Agne, as long as they are used as full names and not shortened to ridiculous two syllable Tasa, or Sasa, or Mimi or (Lord forbid) Coula and Voula.

Cyprus-Forum.com

A question about Greek or/ Cypriot names.

Who is online