Oracle wrote:Bad Boy wrote:Oracle wrote:Nikitas wrote:Read this part of my post again Bad Boy:
"That is how it will be for TCs wanting to do business in the GC constitutent state, and vice versa. No problem."
The operative phrase being vice versa, meaning that GCs wanting to do business in the TC constituetn state will have to use Turkish, or hire an interpreter. No problem. No one is forcing anyone to speak any language.
Closest examples I know are Switzerlan, Belgium and Canada, which are multilingual federations. I have been to Switzerland and Belgium, and it really is not big deal for the residents of other cantons dealing with the local languages.
Those languages already existed there as part of the indigenous ethnicities and they are compatible and similar in alphabet etc.
Turkish and Greek are from completely different linguistic branches and totally incompatible for many reasons.
Not really, in Belgium there are 2 main languages, French and Dutch, both are completely different!
Those people have been living side by side for THOUSANDS of years. Their languages are Latinized Indo-European. Very similar and compatible! Besides Belgium has a population in the millions. Cyprus is too tiny for two OFFICIAL languages.
Tiny Cyprus thanks God they are Tiny, I went to hospital today to get swine-flu vaccine, I saw a different cypriot there. Damn they were fighting, no respect to anybody, just I want it first. Imagine if this nation is in millions what gonna happen to them??????
Oracle to be honest with you, You gonna waste your time if you will demand for a 1 official language for United Cyprus. Already even you are not united, Your official languages are Greek and Turkish, Check your passport or ID card.
whats making you to demand this?