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by **miltiades** » Thu May 28, 2009 9:51 pm

The Cypriot wrote:
miltiades wrote:What on earth is kolaouzo!! Some sort of aperitif no doubt !!

Golauzin means 'signpost' I think...

I dont think so , it sounds foreign to me , definitely not Cypriot !!

by **DT.** » Thu May 28, 2009 9:55 pm

The Cypriot wrote:
miltiades wrote:What on earth is kolaouzo!! Some sort of aperitif no doubt !!

Golauzin means 'signpost' I think...

Bravo to both the Bash Cypriots. :roll:

After all that talk about you super Cypriots turns out you don't know a simple everyday word like kolaouzos? :shock:

by **DT.** » Thu May 28, 2009 9:57 pm

forgot to tell you what it is. :lol:

O kolaouzos an opos ton Patrona sou.

Pou en o Milt?
En iksero, en ime o kolaouzos tou.

by **The Cypriot** » Thu May 28, 2009 10:03 pm

DT. wrote:forgot to tell you what it is.

O kolaouzos an opos ton Patrona sou.

Pou en o Milt?
En iksero, en ime o kolaouzos tou.

Like keeper? I stand corrected. I had it as 'guide'. But in the context of a village, like a signpost.

by **DT.** » Thu May 28, 2009 10:04 pm

The Cypriot wrote:
DT. wrote:forgot to tell you what it is.

O kolaouzos an opos ton Patrona sou.

Pou en o Milt?
En iksero, en ime o kolaouzos tou.

Like keeper? I stand corrected. I had it as 'guide'. But in the context of a village, like a signpost.

more like promoter

by **Oracle** » Thu May 28, 2009 10:05 pm

DT. wrote:
The Cypriot wrote:
DT. wrote:forgot to tell you what it is.

O kolaouzos an opos ton Patrona sou.

Pou en o Milt?
En iksero, en ime o kolaouzos tou.

Like keeper? I stand corrected. I had it as 'guide'. But in the context of a village, like a signpost.

more like promoter

I would have said "glued to his butt" ... :lol:

by **polis** » Thu May 28, 2009 10:08 pm

miltiades wrote:
The Cypriot wrote:
miltiades wrote:What on earth is kolaouzo!! Some sort of aperitif no doubt !!

Golauzin means 'signpost' I think...

I dont think so , it sounds foreign to me , definitely not Cypriot !!

Where as "to", "kalo", "xwrio", "den" and "qelei" are definitely Cypriot!

How does it feel to wake up every morning and realise you are still an idiot?

by **polis** » Thu May 28, 2009 10:10 pm

Actually, in his outright idiocy, Miltiades is correct (though he doesn't know it): "kolaouzos" is the only non-greek word in the saying. Apparently it comes from the Turkish "kιlavuz" meaning pilot or guide.

by **Get Real!** » Thu May 28, 2009 10:11 pm

polis wrote:
miltiades wrote:
The Cypriot wrote:
miltiades wrote:What on earth is kolaouzo!! Some sort of aperitif no doubt !!

Golauzin means 'signpost' I think...

I dont think so , it sounds foreign to me , definitely not Cypriot !!

Where as "to", "kalo", "xwrio", "den" and "qelei" are definitely Cypriot!

How does it feel to wake up every morning and realise you are still an idiot?

What is called the "Greek" language today IS Cypriot. How many times must we go over the evidence Politsa?

by **polis** » Thu May 28, 2009 10:21 pm

Get Real! wrote:
polis wrote:
miltiades wrote:
The Cypriot wrote:
miltiades wrote:What on earth is kolaouzo!! Some sort of aperitif no doubt !!

Golauzin means 'signpost' I think...

I dont think so , it sounds foreign to me , definitely not Cypriot !!

Where as "to", "kalo", "xwrio", "den" and "qelei" are definitely Cypriot!

How does it feel to wake up every morning and realise you are still an idiot?

What is called the "Greek" language today IS Cypriot. How many times must we go over the evidence Politsa?

Yeah, gaidouritsa is back with her old crap again.

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