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Re: Cypriot Dictionary?

Postby EPSILON » Fri Sep 10, 2010 2:13 pm

denizaksulu wrote:
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kafenes wrote:Does anyone know if there is such a thing as a Cypriot Dictionary with explanations of the Cypriot dialect and explanation of the origin of the words and phrases? Any help would be greatly appreciated.


One of the many reasons Cyprus today is under occupation is this dialect which created huge confusion to the population.
It would be much better such dictionary to not exist and our scholls down there to insist and demand only the correct language to be used.
Firstly this must be a "must" for someone to became a minister - Minister without speaking fluetly the correct language must be prohibited-same must be apply to journalists.

If this problem between written and verbal language was not there, then we (G/cs ) would never confused our Ethnicity with stupiness of Greek Junta and its supporters in the Island as well as with the stupiness of the Cyprus Ethnos!!!.


:? :?


Yes I know..You can not accept the fact that this Island was and it is populated by Greeks in majority. Yes I know that you consider that Turkey having abt 100000 Ottomans shelters in the Island has the right to intervene and demand control but Greece with almoast 1 million Greks in the Island must shut up.Do not worry -Greek politicians (during last 15 years )are following your demand. Therefore remain calm.
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Postby fig head » Fri Sep 10, 2010 2:21 pm

does cypriots in paphos speak different greek than cypriots from out side paphos ??

i always wondered why specially in villages they sound weird oh well !
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Postby EPSILON » Fri Sep 10, 2010 2:24 pm

fig head wrote:does cypriots in paphos speak different greek than cypriots from out side paphos ??

i always wondered why specially in villages they sound weird oh well !


Yes-however this was a fact before 1974.
Turkish invasion-among all nightmare brought ,created also some goods
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Re: Cypriot Dictionary?

Postby denizaksulu » Fri Sep 10, 2010 4:49 pm

kurupetos wrote:
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kafenes wrote:Does anyone know if there is such a thing as a Cypriot Dictionary with explanations of the Cypriot dialect and explanation of the origin of the words and phrases? Any help would be greatly appreciated.


This may be of little help, but you may have seen it already.

There might be a GC version too somewhere.


http://www.cypnet.co.uk/ncyprus/people/ ... guage.html


From the same website:
http://www.cypnet.co.uk/ncyprus/main/po ... index.html

Shame on you Deniz for promoting taksim websites! :twisted:



Yet you also use the same website. Hypocrite!! :shock:
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Re: Cypriot Dictionary?

Postby denizaksulu » Fri Sep 10, 2010 4:51 pm

EPSILON wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:
EPSILON wrote:
kafenes wrote:Does anyone know if there is such a thing as a Cypriot Dictionary with explanations of the Cypriot dialect and explanation of the origin of the words and phrases? Any help would be greatly appreciated.


One of the many reasons Cyprus today is under occupation is this dialect which created huge confusion to the population.
It would be much better such dictionary to not exist and our scholls down there to insist and demand only the correct language to be used.
Firstly this must be a "must" for someone to became a minister - Minister without speaking fluetly the correct language must be prohibited-same must be apply to journalists.

If this problem between written and verbal language was not there, then we (G/cs ) would never confused our Ethnicity with stupiness of Greek Junta and its supporters in the Island as well as with the stupiness of the Cyprus Ethnos!!!.


:? :?


Yes I know..You can not accept the fact that this Island was and it is populated by Greeks in majority. Yes I know that you consider that Turkey having abt 100000 Ottomans shelters in the Island has the right to intervene and demand control but Greece with almoast 1 million Greks in the Island must shut up.Do not worry -Greek politicians (during last 15 years )are following your demand. Therefore remain calm.


I accept more than you give credit for. My emotikons are a sign of confusion. As usual, I have trouble understanding your command of the English language.
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Postby bill cobbett » Fri Sep 10, 2010 10:44 pm

Those wishing to further their knowledge of the CY Dialect would do well to visit us here in the CY Republic of North London where the CY People's Dialect is alive and well.
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Re: Cypriot Dictionary?

Postby Oracle » Fri Sep 10, 2010 10:49 pm

denizaksulu wrote:
EPSILON wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:
EPSILON wrote:
kafenes wrote:Does anyone know if there is such a thing as a Cypriot Dictionary with explanations of the Cypriot dialect and explanation of the origin of the words and phrases? Any help would be greatly appreciated.


One of the many reasons Cyprus today is under occupation is this dialect which created huge confusion to the population.
It would be much better such dictionary to not exist and our scholls down there to insist and demand only the correct language to be used.
Firstly this must be a "must" for someone to became a minister - Minister without speaking fluetly the correct language must be prohibited-same must be apply to journalists.

If this problem between written and verbal language was not there, then we (G/cs ) would never confused our Ethnicity with stupiness of Greek Junta and its supporters in the Island as well as with the stupiness of the Cyprus Ethnos!!!.


:? :?


Yes I know..You can not accept the fact that this Island was and it is populated by Greeks in majority. Yes I know that you consider that Turkey having abt 100000 Ottomans shelters in the Island has the right to intervene and demand control but Greece with almoast 1 million Greks in the Island must shut up.Do not worry -Greek politicians (during last 15 years )are following your demand. Therefore remain calm.


I accept more than you give credit for. My emotikons are a sign of confusion. As usual, I have trouble understanding your command of the English language.


Sly!

You understand more than you admit.

Sometimes, it serves your purpose ....
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Re: Cypriot Dictionary?

Postby denizaksulu » Fri Sep 10, 2010 11:54 pm

Oracle wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:
EPSILON wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:
EPSILON wrote:
kafenes wrote:Does anyone know if there is such a thing as a Cypriot Dictionary with explanations of the Cypriot dialect and explanation of the origin of the words and phrases? Any help would be greatly appreciated.


One of the many reasons Cyprus today is under occupation is this dialect which created huge confusion to the population.
It would be much better such dictionary to not exist and our scholls down there to insist and demand only the correct language to be used.
Firstly this must be a "must" for someone to became a minister - Minister without speaking fluetly the correct language must be prohibited-same must be apply to journalists.

If this problem between written and verbal language was not there, then we (G/cs ) would never confused our Ethnicity with stupiness of Greek Junta and its supporters in the Island as well as with the stupiness of the Cyprus Ethnos!!!.


:? :?


Yes I know..You can not accept the fact that this Island was and it is populated by Greeks in majority. Yes I know that you consider that Turkey having abt 100000 Ottomans shelters in the Island has the right to intervene and demand control but Greece with almoast 1 million Greks in the Island must shut up.Do not worry -Greek politicians (during last 15 years )are following your demand. Therefore remain calm.


I accept more than you give credit for. My emotikons are a sign of confusion. As usual, I have trouble understanding your command of the English language.


Sly!

You understand more than you admit.

Sometimes, it serves your purpose ....



What is my purpose Oracle? Are you sure you know it?
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Re: Cypriot Dictionary?

Postby Oracle » Fri Sep 10, 2010 11:57 pm

denizaksulu wrote:
Oracle wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:
EPSILON wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:
EPSILON wrote:
kafenes wrote:Does anyone know if there is such a thing as a Cypriot Dictionary with explanations of the Cypriot dialect and explanation of the origin of the words and phrases? Any help would be greatly appreciated.


One of the many reasons Cyprus today is under occupation is this dialect which created huge confusion to the population.
It would be much better such dictionary to not exist and our scholls down there to insist and demand only the correct language to be used.
Firstly this must be a "must" for someone to became a minister - Minister without speaking fluetly the correct language must be prohibited-same must be apply to journalists.

If this problem between written and verbal language was not there, then we (G/cs ) would never confused our Ethnicity with stupiness of Greek Junta and its supporters in the Island as well as with the stupiness of the Cyprus Ethnos!!!.


:? :?


Yes I know..You can not accept the fact that this Island was and it is populated by Greeks in majority. Yes I know that you consider that Turkey having abt 100000 Ottomans shelters in the Island has the right to intervene and demand control but Greece with almoast 1 million Greks in the Island must shut up.Do not worry -Greek politicians (during last 15 years )are following your demand. Therefore remain calm.


I accept more than you give credit for. My emotikons are a sign of confusion. As usual, I have trouble understanding your command of the English language.


Sly!

You understand more than you admit.

Sometimes, it serves your purpose ....



What is my purpose Oracle? Are you sure you know it?


No! :shock:

Cancel that call ...
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Re: Cypriot Dictionary?

Postby kurupetos » Sat Sep 11, 2010 12:02 am

denizaksulu wrote:
Oracle wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:
EPSILON wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:
EPSILON wrote:
kafenes wrote:Does anyone know if there is such a thing as a Cypriot Dictionary with explanations of the Cypriot dialect and explanation of the origin of the words and phrases? Any help would be greatly appreciated.


One of the many reasons Cyprus today is under occupation is this dialect which created huge confusion to the population.
It would be much better such dictionary to not exist and our scholls down there to insist and demand only the correct language to be used.
Firstly this must be a "must" for someone to became a minister - Minister without speaking fluetly the correct language must be prohibited-same must be apply to journalists.

If this problem between written and verbal language was not there, then we (G/cs ) would never confused our Ethnicity with stupiness of Greek Junta and its supporters in the Island as well as with the stupiness of the Cyprus Ethnos!!!.


:? :?


Yes I know..You can not accept the fact that this Island was and it is populated by Greeks in majority. Yes I know that you consider that Turkey having abt 100000 Ottomans shelters in the Island has the right to intervene and demand control but Greece with almoast 1 million Greks in the Island must shut up.Do not worry -Greek politicians (during last 15 years )are following your demand. Therefore remain calm.


I accept more than you give credit for. My emotikons are a sign of confusion. As usual, I have trouble understanding your command of the English language.


Sly!

You understand more than you admit.

Sometimes, it serves your purpose ....



What is my purpose Oracle? Are you sure you know it?


Taksim! :twisted:
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