Oracle wrote:denizaksulu wrote:Oracle wrote:denizaksulu wrote:Oracle wrote:I can't tell Armenians or Maronites apart from Hellenic Cypriots .... Their Greek is indistinguishable from GCs. No accent or dialect and no strange habits.
I knew a Maronite for a few years and just thought he was a regular GC until something cropped up.
Whereas TCs ... Lordy, lordy lord
I hope you are not surprised Oracle. Had you known any TCs who had lived among GCs all there lives, you would also been unable to tell the difference. Maybe only by their old fashion village attire.
Wrong sweetie. I can tell TCs apart from GCs .... if there is any confusion in looks (unlikely) then when they open their mouths, it's a dead give-away.
I don't object, there is room for all RoC-respecting types, but I will not deny what I know in practice. The easiest to distinguish are the London TCs (rough lot ... apart from you I am sure ).
Oh, sweetie, I am talking pre-1963, before you were a mere twinkle in your fathers eye perhaps. Well nearly. You would not be able to tell my father and uncle apart from any GC.
Yes but dare I say it ... you are the exception which proves the rule! Kikapu too!
But I'll wager, if you spoke Greek to me, maybe even English, I could pick you out as mother-tongue of Turkish!
You are the ultimate Hellenised Turk ... the stuff of the future.
Scholarly, patient, temperate, loyal ... you have acquired the Hellenic memes if not a few stray genes
I dont speak Greek Oracle. GR can testify to that. Understand yes, talk no. So much for your 'Hellenised Turk'. You are clutching at straws here. What future? I am no spring chicken. Just a dreamer. Sorry to disappoint. Had you called me a Cypriot, your disappointment would be minimal.