fig head wrote:haha my newist greek cypriot words to learn was how to say and announce WRAI !!!
sorry i should of wrote it differently. some type it like this: orea
in the beganing i thought it meant oxi ri "OI RI" till i asked a girl at work and she explained it to me!!
oi re ;p ra xi xi good thing your workers know to tell you and teach you anything your not sure of.
and my mother language is Arabic.. isnt easy language at all..
and thats coming from someone whos mother tongue is arabic imagine me trying to learn?
i have a friend in limassol he loves arabic everything and i like the music also even though i understand nothing i like the way it sounds. and you guys read from right to left instead of left to right also?
it is a very big language, we have words for every thing you can imaging !!and more meanings for each single word,
there is different accents its like different language!!
here is few words for you..
Tamam= mia xara
Habibi= agapy mou -
i actually knew this one from my lebanese friends on mirc they spell it 7abibi right?:) a lot of cypriots are familiar with this word:DGapy=anoytis
La= oxi
Leih= giati
Magnoon=trelos -
magnoon hehe i like that onegamila= omorfos
Hob= love
Sahiby= comparo mou
Rewish= kool
different accents different words and i guess its harder to learn then chinese but its a beautiful language.
also haram? is one i think if i spell it right
now your turn lol, tell me some kool words,, young ppl way to say words i mean..
btw i am not sure what word you going for with "comparo" koumpare?
kewl words? let me think of a few you will probably know them all but here goes..
Fatsimenos/i - like fallen for a girl or guy and you put I on the end when your talking about a woman
xwrkatika - village talk
eroteumenos/i - in love. again I on the end when talking about a woman
kathisterimenos/i - stupid
Eutychia - this means luck and also its a girls name.
Atixos - Unlucky
Kalamaraes - what we call the greeks, im not sure the exact translation ask your friends if you dont know hehe but be careful some greeks are offended by this word. i dont mean gcs i meran mainland greeks so be sure if you sAY it there are none around, but im sure if you said it they would laugh,
Xate - come on
Jaxame - there ( village way of saying it ) there is also jame and if your more upper class or at work you say ekei
daxame - here, also village talk with dame and edw for greece
you probably know them all but anw ;p
i would love to hear how you pronounce the words you mentioned. i have heard a lot of arabic on tv and in person from lebanese friends i even went twice to lebanon but when they speak in person most of the words i cannot tell what they are. apart from 7abibi ;p and haram