by Byron » Sat Dec 27, 2008 3:28 pm
Get Real! wrote:doesntmatter wrote:Sheftali becomes Greek just by adding an "a" at the end of it and calling it "Sheftalia"
Btw Ricco, "Sheftali" is the singular form also used in Greek whereas "Sheftalia" is plural.
Doh!
by Get Real! » Sat Dec 27, 2008 3:43 pm
Byron wrote:Get Real! wrote:doesntmatter wrote:Sheftali becomes Greek just by adding an "a" at the end of it and calling it "Sheftalia"
Btw Ricco, "Sheftali" is the singular form also used in Greek whereas "Sheftalia" is plural.
Doh!
What is sheftaly in CYPRIOT ?
by Paphitis » Sat Dec 27, 2008 3:47 pm
Byron wrote:Get Real! wrote:doesntmatter wrote:Sheftali becomes Greek just by adding an "a" at the end of it and calling it "Sheftalia"
Btw Ricco, "Sheftali" is the singular form also used in Greek whereas "Sheftalia" is plural.
Doh!
What is sheftaly in CYPRIOT ?
by Byron » Sat Dec 27, 2008 3:57 pm
Get Real! wrote:Byron wrote:Get Real! wrote:doesntmatter wrote:Sheftali becomes Greek just by adding an "a" at the end of it and calling it "Sheftalia"
Btw Ricco, "Sheftali" is the singular form also used in Greek whereas "Sheftalia" is plural.
Doh!
What is sheftaly in CYPRIOT ?
It is Cypriot.
by iceman » Sat Dec 27, 2008 4:00 pm
Paphitis wrote:Byron wrote:Get Real! wrote:doesntmatter wrote:Sheftali becomes Greek just by adding an "a" at the end of it and calling it "Sheftalia"
Btw Ricco, "Sheftali" is the singular form also used in Greek whereas "Sheftalia" is plural.
Doh!
What is sheftaly in CYPRIOT ?
Bingo!
The charade is over.
by Oracle » Sat Dec 27, 2008 4:01 pm
iceman wrote:Paphitis wrote:Byron wrote:Get Real! wrote:doesntmatter wrote:Sheftali becomes Greek just by adding an "a" at the end of it and calling it "Sheftalia"
Btw Ricco, "Sheftali" is the singular form also used in Greek whereas "Sheftalia" is plural.
Doh!
What is sheftaly in CYPRIOT ?
Bingo!
The charade is over.
dont you fu**ing start me on this language argument..
We discussed this many times in the past..
There is NO language called CYPRIOT,what you guys speak is Greek with a Cypriot accent...
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by Byron » Sat Dec 27, 2008 4:08 pm
Oracle wrote:iceman wrote:Paphitis wrote:Byron wrote:Get Real! wrote:doesntmatter wrote:Sheftali becomes Greek just by adding an "a" at the end of it and calling it "Sheftalia"
Btw Ricco, "Sheftali" is the singular form also used in Greek whereas "Sheftalia" is plural.
Doh!
What is sheftaly in CYPRIOT ?
Bingo!
The charade is over.
dont you fu**ing start me on this language argument..
We discussed this many times in the past..
There is NO language called CYPRIOT,what you guys speak is Greek with a Cypriot accent...
The voice of reason
(Even if it is Turkish
by doesntmatter » Sat Dec 27, 2008 4:09 pm
Paphitis wrote:Byron wrote:Get Real! wrote:doesntmatter wrote:Sheftali becomes Greek just by adding an "a" at the end of it and calling it "Sheftalia"
Btw Ricco, "Sheftali" is the singular form also used in Greek whereas "Sheftalia" is plural.
Doh!
What is sheftaly in CYPRIOT ?
Bingo!
The charade is over.
by doesntmatter » Sat Dec 27, 2008 4:11 pm
Byron wrote:Get Real! wrote:Byron wrote:Get Real! wrote:doesntmatter wrote:Sheftali becomes Greek just by adding an "a" at the end of it and calling it "Sheftalia"
Btw Ricco, "Sheftali" is the singular form also used in Greek whereas "Sheftalia" is plural.
Doh!
What is sheftaly in CYPRIOT ?
It is Cypriot.
Make up your mind GR, you first said it was GREEK (Sheftalia) now CYPRIOT (Sheftaly) what next CHINESE !
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