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[DT.]

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".

EN o nous sou tjai eksikollisen re patchoyero. Pou en na mou travisis ta fkia mou mishimou.

Thore na men patiseis ta archithkia sou yiati pou thn pollin thn petsan esinaxtikan xame....

[polis]

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.

Yeap, I googled the excerpt to wapedia.mobi and a load of other sites as well. The question is, who is the author of the article and is he/she someone to be taken seriously. There is no reason to base any discussion on cyberspace garbage. Just because someone posted something on a website doesn't make the text authoritative now does it?

[The Cypriot]

EN o nous sou tjai eksikollisen re patchoyero. Pou en na mou travisis ta fkia mou mishimou.

Thore na men patiseis ta archithkia sou yiati pou thn pollin thn petsan esinaxtikan xame....

Glanni me allus golus, dudos!

Edhogan du horkadi shhinin j’ efkin me des boines ba’ stin garkolan.

[DT.]

EN o nous sou tjai eksikollisen re patchoyero. Pou en na mou travisis ta fkia mou mishimou.

Thore na men patiseis ta archithkia sou yiati pou thn pollin thn petsan esinaxtikan xame....

Glanni me allus golus, dudos!

Edhogan du horkadi shhinin j’ efkin me des boines ba’ stin garkolan.

Re pithkavlozambi, floro, lafazani, asheba prwta na doumen an se vastoun ta xalinarka sou na vrethoumen tjai ais ton kolon mou.

Alla en ta amathkia tou laou, tjai alla tou koukoufkiaou, tjai all en tou aloupou pou kamnei paou paou

[The Cypriot]

Re pithkavlozambi, floro, lafazani, asheba prwta na doumen an se vastoun ta xalinarka sou na vrethoumen tjai ais ton kolon mou.

O golos o anivragodos ien do vrajin j’ eshestin, sior!:wink:

Alla en ta amathkia tou laou, tjai alla tou koukoufkiaou, tjai all en tou aloupou pou kamnei paou paou

Etsi? O gosmos ullos hannede je do butin htenizede.

[Oracle]

For GR! ...

OED Definition of "History" (verb) ....

to relate in a history or narrative; to record, narrate, recount.

[Paphitis]

For GR! ...

OED Definition of "History" (verb) ....

to relate in a history or narrative; to record, narrate, recount.

his·to·ry according to OED:

1. A narrative of events; a story.

2.
a. A chronological record of events, as of the life or development of a people or institution, often including an explanation of or commentary on those events: a history of the Vikings.
b. A formal written account of related natural phenomena: a history of volcanoes.
c. A record of a patient's medical background.
d. An established record or pattern of behavior

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/History

— ORIGIN Greek historia ‘narrative, history’, from histor ‘learned, wise man’.

http://www.askoxford.com/concise_oed/history?view=uk

[The Cypriot]

Not sure attention should be paid to the contribution of collaborators in this section. What credibility do they have? And how can we be sure their role here isn't to sell Cyprus to foreigners?

[michalis5354]

Yeap, I googled the excerpt to wapedia.mobi and a load of other sites as well. The question is, who is the author of the article and is he/she someone to be taken seriously. There is no reason to base any discussion on cyberspace garbage. Just because someone posted something on a website doesn't make the text authoritative now does it?

Read but have an open mind . I dont say to take anything. If its rational , gives logical explantion and is not rejected by findings or events then that what is relevant > Excluding artciles because they have not come from our own sources we limit our selves only to what we know already! An information is disputed as long as it can be rejected by facts or evidences .

inta xaparka

[Get Real!]

For GR! ...

OED Definition of "History" (verb) ....

to relate in a history or narrative; to record, narrate, recount.

narrative

• noun 1 an account of connected events; a story.

http://www.askoxford.com/concise_oed/narrative?view=uk