Raymanoff wrote:Oracle,
let me open my passport.... yup, its in Turkish... ID? - in Turkish...
My sons birth certificate - in Turkish
My car ownership papers - in Turkish
My water bill? - its in Greek but you can request it in English or Turkish
Hospital Card - in Turkish
Old Cyprus Pound banknotes always were in Turkish
Guys you so pathetic, why don't you stop fucking whining...this is becoming annoying.
CBBB wrote:The official languages of the internationally recognised Republic of Cyprus are Greek and Turkish. However this does not mean that all citizens are expected to learn both languages.
Apart from that, isn't it a Cyprus Forum rule that posts should be in English?
I don't have a problem with the odd phrase here and there in a non-English tongue, but what is the point in starting of a thread which is supposed to generate a meaningful debate with an article that the majority of people on here can't understand?
I still reckon runaway is a pillock!
runaway wrote:CBBB wrote:The official languages of the internationally recognised Republic of Cyprus are Greek and Turkish. However this does not mean that all citizens are expected to learn both languages.
Apart from that, isn't it a Cyprus Forum rule that posts should be in English?
I don't have a problem with the odd phrase here and there in a non-English tongue, but what is the point in starting of a thread which is supposed to generate a meaningful debate with an article that the majority of people on here can't understand?
I still reckon runaway is a pillock!
I still think you should learn official languages of your island. Don't tell me you are thicker than Belgians. And the aim of this thread is not about starting a meaningful debate with meaningless south cypriots. It is just to show fellow TCyps what kind of people their southern neighbours are.
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