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The Hellenisation of Cyprus

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Postby EPSILON » Tue May 05, 2009 5:50 pm

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michalis5354 wrote:If Cyprus gained Independence back in 669 as the above article suggest then it need to be treated like any other country in the world with own ethnicity not a Banana Dependent country .


Are you claiming to now be a Phoenician or an Egyptian? :lol:

Phoenicians also made their way to Southern Crete. So what?

And many people have visited Cyprus... we have latins, Armenians, Maronites, Turkish Cypriots and we recognize them as such. No discrimination here. But there is also the majority who are Greek Cypriots and you must recognize that as well. Dont tell us how the majority of Cypriots think because you dont even live on this island.


You are saying so but you have not spend some bilions green paper to Cyprus in order your theory be accepted- British/Americans did this-doing this and they have results like Michalis534 etc
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Postby Get Real! » Tue May 05, 2009 8:54 pm

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michalis5354 wrote:
The island was independent when coins were issued and coins had foreigned symbols not Greek Symbols If there were Greeks living why egyptians symbols were used.


Re esy Kypriotaki tis dekaras. afou den xereis giati den rotas?

Kamnis ton exibno sihna?

Ela kamemou ton tsie emena... :lol:
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Postby The Cypriot » Tue May 05, 2009 8:59 pm

Get Real! wrote:
EPSILON wrote:
michalis5354 wrote:
The island was independent when coins were issued and coins had foreigned symbols not Greek Symbols If there were Greeks living why egyptians symbols were used.


Re esy Kypriotaki tis dekaras. afou den xereis giati den rotas?

Kamnis ton exibno sihna?

Ela kamemou ton tsie emena... :lol:


Banayia mu flanjin bu 'shis. Abu negadonnede me da bidera, dron don i ornithes.
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Postby polis » Tue May 05, 2009 9:51 pm

The Cypriot wrote:
Get Real! wrote:
EPSILON wrote:
michalis5354 wrote:
The island was independent when coins were issued and coins had foreigned symbols not Greek Symbols If there were Greeks living why egyptians symbols were used.


Re esy Kypriotaki tis dekaras. afou den xereis giati den rotas?

Kamnis ton exibno sihna?

Ela kamemou ton tsie emena... :lol:


Banayia mu flanjin bu 'shis. Abu negadonnede me da bidera, dron don i ornithes.


... or as the eteocyprians used to say op-oios ana-ka-te-ve-te me ta pi-te-ra ton tro-ne i ko-tes, 'kotes' being an ancient eteocyprian word with two components, 'ko' from the sound eteocyprian chicken were accustomed to ("used to") making and 'tes', etocypritan for a young female.

On the other hand ornithes is greek loan from the ancient eteocyprian o-rni-cha meaning 'o' representing an egg, 'rni' meaning 'the one that' and 'cha' meaning 'to lay'.
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Postby The Cypriot » Tue May 05, 2009 10:18 pm

D’ aghabimena fenunde,
Chakara makara foskere,
Bu din barpadishan dus.
Aide, bullin mu, j’ erkume.
J’ abu do susman don sherkon,
Chakara makara foskere,
J’ abu do liisman dus.
Aide, bullin mu, j’ erkume. :wink:
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Postby polis » Tue May 05, 2009 10:21 pm

The Cypriot wrote:D’ aghabimena fenunde,
Chakara makara foskere,
Bu din barpadishan dus.
Aide, bullin mu, j’ erkume.
J’ abu do susman don sherkon,
Chakara makara foskere,
J’ abu do liisman dus.
Aide, bullin mu, j’ erkume. :wink:


I think you meant cha-ka-ra ma-ka-ra fo-ske-re.
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Postby Get Real! » Tue May 05, 2009 10:24 pm

The Cypriot wrote:
Get Real! wrote:
EPSILON wrote:
michalis5354 wrote:
The island was independent when coins were issued and coins had foreigned symbols not Greek Symbols If there were Greeks living why egyptians symbols were used.

Re esy Kypriotaki tis dekaras. afou den xereis giati den rotas?

Kamnis ton exibno sihna?

Ela kamemou ton tsie emena... :lol:

Banayia mu flanjin bu 'shis. Abu negadonnede me da bidera, dron don i ornithes.

E inda bou nekatonese kalo? :lol:
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Postby Get Real! » Tue May 05, 2009 10:43 pm

polis wrote:
The Cypriot wrote:D’ aghabimena fenunde,
Chakara makara foskere,
Bu din barpadishan dus.
Aide, bullin mu, j’ erkume.
J’ abu do susman don sherkon,
Chakara makara foskere,
J’ abu do liisman dus.
Aide, bullin mu, j’ erkume. :wink:


I think you meant cha-ka-ra ma-ka-ra fo-ske-re.

Re Politsa, evales mialo oxa akoma re? :?
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Postby polis » Tue May 05, 2009 10:46 pm

Get Real! wrote:
polis wrote:
The Cypriot wrote:D’ aghabimena fenunde,
Chakara makara foskere,
Bu din barpadishan dus.
Aide, bullin mu, j’ erkume.
J’ abu do susman don sherkon,
Chakara makara foskere,
J’ abu do liisman dus.
Aide, bullin mu, j’ erkume. :wink:


I think you meant cha-ka-ra ma-ka-ra fo-ske-re.

Re Politsa, evales mialo oxa akoma re? :?


Oxi, GaidouRitsa, aslla esenw blepw perisseuei.
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Postby Get Real! » Tue May 05, 2009 10:50 pm

polis wrote:
Get Real! wrote:Re Politsa, evales mialo oxa akoma re? :?

Oxi, GaidouRitsa, aslla esenw blepw perisseuei.

A, panayia mou... oute na grapsi horkatika enixeri!

Bothen en bou ton eferan touton... en mikineos oxa evreos? Image
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