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[kurupetos]

This one is fine....why dont you GCs adopt this?

Thanks, but we're happy with the current one.

Thats shit and used by another country, use this one you will love it over time.

The other country doesn't mind. What's your problem?

[Viewpoint]

This one is fine....why dont you GCs adopt this?

Thanks, but we're happy with the current one.

Thats shit and used by another country, use this one you will love it over time.

The other country doesn't mind. What's your problem?

Do what you wish who gives a shit, but Babutsa is far better suited to you people.

[kurupetos]

This one is fine....why dont you GCs adopt this?

Thanks, but we're happy with the current one.

Thats shit and used by another country, use this one you will love it over time.

The other country doesn't mind. What's your problem?

Do what you wish who gives a shit, but Babutsa is far better suited to you people.

I have a butsa for your golo.

[Viewpoint]

golo?

[kurupetos]

golo?

YFred can provide a translation. After all, he's a TurkoGrecoLurucadi-speaking Cypriot!

http://lurucadiyfred.wordpress.com/

[Viewpoint]

golo?

YFred can provide a translation. After all, he's a TurkoGrecoLurucadi-speaking Cypriot!

http://lurucadiyfred.wordpress.com/

Sorry not from that generation.

[bill cobbett]

golo?

YFred can provide a translation. After all, he's a TurkoGrecoLurucadi-speaking Cypriot!

http://lurucadiyfred.wordpress.com/

Jees, you CYs are such an ignorant bunch ... don't know the names of villages,... and reh Kurupetos, it's BATSO .... and VP, GOLO is bum., but as a former kybraika speaker guess you knew that.

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Bill we do not use words like that anymore.

[bill cobbett]

Bill we do not use words like that anymore.

Yes ok, increasingly find my old kybraika is found a bit of an amusing anachronism nowadays in the Free Areas amongst some CYs there, usually the younger ones, but came as something of a surprise that was able to use it to talk with some people living in the Occupied Areas, and believe you me, was very impressed at easily they spoke it, which leads me to believe that it and the turkish CY dialect are still widely spoken.

As you can perhaps imagine the old dialects have survived, and indeed thrive, here in the London.

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Bill we do not use words like that anymore.

Yes ok, increasingly find my old kybraika is found a bit of an amusing anachronism nowadays in the Free Areas amongst some CYs there, usually the younger ones, but came as something of a surprise that was able to use it to talk with some people living in the Occupied Areas, and believe you me, was very impressed at easily they spoke it, which leads me to believe that it and the turkish CY dialect are still widely spoken.

As you can perhaps imagine the old dialects have survived, and indeed thrive, here in the London.

They cant speak Turkish to save their lives its a mish mash of both English and Turkish and gets very comical at times. The old Cypriot dialect will disappear over time as the younger generation do not have a clue about whats being said.