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The Hellenisation of Cyprus

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Postby The Cypriot » Wed May 06, 2009 8:33 am

DT. wrote:
The Cypriot wrote:
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Get Real! wrote:Banayia mu flanjin bu 'shis. Abu negadonnede me da bidera, dron don i ornithes.

E inda bou nekatonese kalo? :lol:


Alli gamnun da me don gobon dus, alli me don drobon dus. :wink:



an tha grafeis greenglish (or chypglish) tote stamata na valeis "g" tjame pou prepei na valeis "k" tjai "t" tjame pou valeis "d"

kamnoun me ton kopon tous...oi. gamnoun me don gobon dous...san to pingouino pou akouese.


Aparon me din vaglan!

En na mu bi o xivragodos indalos en na ghrafo din ghlossan mu? Je bothen esbudhasses essuni?

Allaxen o Manolios j’ evalen da ruha du alios.
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Postby miltiades » Wed May 06, 2009 8:42 am

The Cypriot wrote:
DT. wrote:
The Cypriot wrote:
The Cypriot wrote:
Get Real! wrote:Banayia mu flanjin bu 'shis. Abu negadonnede me da bidera, dron don i ornithes.

E inda bou nekatonese kalo? :lol:


Alli gamnun da me don gobon dus, alli me don drobon dus. :wink:



an tha grafeis greenglish (or chypglish) tote stamata na valeis "g" tjame pou prepei na valeis "k" tjai "t" tjame pou valeis "d"

kamnoun me ton kopon tous...oi. gamnoun me don gobon dous...san to pingouino pou akouese.


Aparon me din vaglan!

En na mu bi o xivragodos indalos en na ghrafo din ghlossan mu? Je bothen esbudhasses essuni?

Allaxen o Manolios j’ evalen da ruha du alios.


Inda mareski nakuo tin kipreikin glossan.
Parapano areskoun mou ta pafitika !!!
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Postby denizaksulu » Wed May 06, 2009 8:45 am

The Cypriot wrote:
Get Real! wrote:
The Cypriot wrote:Alli gamnun da me don gobon dus, alli me don drobon dus. :wink:

E kitaxe, emenan xeroun me gia sphiligountri gia xronia tora giauto en mathimeni… sto vathos areski tous na tous vasanizo, aman bo a kamo tsi girevkoun me tsie thelloun tsiallo! :lol:


Gathenas don bonon du j’ o pushtis don golon du.



Forum Rules? Anybody remember them? :twisted:


Siz can, biz patlıcanmıyız? :lol:

Mea culpa est.
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Postby The Cypriot » Wed May 06, 2009 8:59 am

DT. wrote:
an tha grafeis greenglish (or chypglish) tote stamata na valeis "g" tjame pou prepei na valeis "k" tjai "t" tjame pou valeis "d"


Eshessen da bano du! Bara n’ aguo inda lali, gallitera na glanni i ghaura du Marashli.

Lesson for DT.... j' en na dravisso da fkia su an ixanagamis etsi lathi.

The way I write Cypriot is to facilitate its use and appreciation by Cypriots outside Cyprus, by Cypriots not educated in Greek and indeed by non-Cypriots, to do justice to a number of age-old characteristics of Cypriot pronunciation and to present it as an elegant language worthy of serious expression of thought.

An en na ghrafis Gibreiga dode stamada na vallis "k" jame bu brebi na vallis "g" je "d" jame bu vallis "t".
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Postby The Cypriot » Wed May 06, 2009 9:05 am

denizaksulu wrote:
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Gathenas don bonon du j’ o pushtis don golon du.



Forum Rules? Anybody remember them? :twisted:

Siz can, biz patlıcanmıyız? :lol:

Mea culpa est.



The Forum rules need to change. How can a Cypriot be prohibited from writing Cypriot in a Cypriot Forum? :wink:

Gathenas don bonon du j’ o pushtis don golon du.
Everyone with his pain, and the gay with his arse. (Everyone has his cross to bear).
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Postby denizaksulu » Wed May 06, 2009 9:10 am

The Cypriot wrote:
DT. wrote:
an tha grafeis greenglish (or chypglish) tote stamata na valeis "g" tjame pou prepei na valeis "k" tjai "t" tjame pou valeis "d"


Eshessen da bano du! Bara n’ aguo inda lali, gallitera na glanni i ghaura du Marashli.

Lesson for DT.... j' en na dravisso da fkia su an ixanagamis etsi lathi.

The way I write Cypriot is to facilitate its use and appreciation by Cypriots outside Cyprus, by Cypriots not educated in Greek and indeed by non-Cypriots, to do justice to a number of age-old characteristics of Cypriot pronunciation and to present it as elegant language worthy of serious expression of thought.

An en na ghrafis Gibreiga dode stamada na vallis "k" jame bu brebi na vallis "g" je "d" jame bu vallis "t".



It appears, in your prolonged absence, your language has indeed become Greek. Is it natural progression or turning back on old values of 'tradition'? Sad it is indeed to lose ones tradition. :?
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Postby denizaksulu » Wed May 06, 2009 9:14 am

The Cypriot wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:
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Gathenas don bonon du j’ o pushtis don golon du.



Forum Rules? Anybody remember them? :twisted:

Siz can, biz patlıcanmıyız? :lol:

Mea culpa est.



The Forum rules need to change. How can a Cypriot be prohibited from writing Cypriot in a Cypriot Forum? :wink:

Gathenas don bonon du j’ o pushtis don golon du.
Everyone with his pain, and the gay with his arse. (Everyone has his cross to bear).



You are right ofcourse. Its just that I hate missing out on 'Cultural' talk. Its one thing left that keeps us as Cypriots. We need to hang on to it. Will the purists try and rid the Greek/ Gibreaga language of adopted words like,'pushto', and 'pezevengis'? (from Arabic/Persian >>>Turkish>>>Greek Cypriot)
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Postby The Cypriot » Wed May 06, 2009 9:26 am

It appears, in your prolonged absence, your language has indeed become Greek. Is it natural progression or turning back on old values of 'tradition'? Sad it is indeed to lose ones tradition.


Too true Deniz... but some of us have always worn our vraga with pride!

O alubos ehonnedun j’ o nuros du efenedun.
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Postby EPSILON » Wed May 06, 2009 9:52 am

Get Real! wrote:
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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:


Siga re GR-Arjiepsa jie tremo pou ton fo mou
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Postby michalis5354 » Wed May 06, 2009 10:46 am

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Cyprus gained independence around 669/663. Cemeteries of this period are chiefly rock-cut tombs. They have been found, among others, at Tamassos, Soloi, Patriki and Trachonas. The rock-cut 'Royal' tombs at Tamassos, built ca. 600 BC imitate wooden houses. The pillars show Phoenician influence. Some graves contain remains of horses and chariots.


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 .


Does the article have an author one can take seriously? Otherwise the discussion is pointless, don't you think?


try find the article in wapedia.mobi/en/ Ancient_history_of_cyprus I can post the whole article later If you want just I posted a summary to prove my point.
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