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  • George S.
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    Don't forget to lie to yourself you won't lie today of course that's a lie.
    Hey man what are you doing wasting your time At MTO you are only fooling yourself.
    You don't respect us & we don't respect you.Can i ask you this Question:
    WE are Macedonians,We exist,We speak Macedonian.Do you RESPECT THAT???
    Yes or NO ???
    Well we are waiting
    Last edited by George S.; 11-27-2009, 05:41 AM. Reason: edit

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  • chicagoan
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    you need a vacation file mou. Come to Greece...relax and enjoy in the sun.
    Tell everyone your a proud macedonian...you will have no problems.
    Then come back here with an opinion.

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  • chicagoan
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    you forgot to mention the jews too...yeah..we are part jewish too.
    slavs ? how so...i thought they were linguistic.

    Listen man...you need to forget the BS they feed you. You guys flip flop on your positions like pancakes...First subsahran now that mix you described above.

    First igenea and then after they got laughed at you will never hear anyone one of you mention that group again. You keep changing...stick a postion.

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  • George S.
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    What NO Real Greeks in Greece only Vlachs,turks,slavs & Albanians.Where have the REAL GREEKS gone.What happened to them & why.Can anyone guess how many Albanian Presidents Greece has had??Did people know that Greece copied another country's flag.
    Did you know the greeks wear the Albanian Dress,with pandolfi.HOw ridiculous it all is.
    For GReece to CLaim first there's NO MACEDONIANS & then later TO say THat the GReeks are MACEDONIANS.THis IS A HUUUUUUGE LIE.I think that people do know what a terrible liar Greece is we are going to tell the world about it's Attrocities on the Macedonians.

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  • George S.
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    If you look at your history you haven't got anything its vlach.turkish,slav,Albanian.
    You got nothing Man Stop your lying & admit to the truth you arenever had anything,
    You are just nothing.I'll let you in on a ittle secret there were no Greeks,there were just Vlachs,turks,slavs,Albanians.Why??Admit it & stop lying you are not worthy of gracing these portals with your drab comments.Come home& admit you are wrong for a change.

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  • chicagoan
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    ok...tell that to my cousin. He'll laugh in your face...

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  • George S.
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    You miss the point you are no Macedonians you are just Prosfiges!!

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  • chicagoan
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    George,

    Pls man....stop repeating the same poem. You sound like a broken record.

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  • George S.
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    Are you scared of Bills List you should because it's not in Macedonian its your fucking TURKISH GREEK Language.YOU should know your own language you should know that these words are your own PROSFIGE language.

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  • George S.
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    Does the descriptionTURK GREEKS=PROSFIGES worry you it should because your relatives were the same people exchanged from the coast of Turkey & given Macedonian land In occupied territries.They were called Prosfiges it is in any encyclopaedia.Stop pretending you don't know.Te REAL MACEDONIANS were CALLED ENDOPI which means original settlers.!

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  • Bill77
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    Originally posted by chicagoan View Post
    Bill,

    that list is extremely flawed. I could tear that apart in so many ways. But i really cant be bothered with that right now.
    which list? This?

    Baba - Father - Babas
    Baca - Chimney - Batzias
    Bacak - Leg, leg of trousers in G.- Batzaki
    Bacanak - Brother in law - Batjanakis
    Baglama - A string instrument - Baglamas
    Bahce - Garden - Bahtses
    Bahsis - Tip - Baxisi
    Bakir - Copper - Bakiri
    Bakkal - Grocer - Bakkalis
    Baklava - Baklava - Baklavas
    Balta - Ax - Baltas
    Bamya - Okra - Bamia
    Barbunya - A fish - Barbunia
    Barut - Gunpowder - Baruti
    Battaniye - Woolen Blanket - Batania
    Batakci - Swindler - Bataxis
    Bayrak - Flag - Bairaki
    Bekar - Batchelor - Bekiaris
    Bekri - Drunk - Bekris
    Bela - Trouble - Belas
    Benzin - Petrol, gas - Benzina
    Bereket - Abundance, plenty - Bereket
    Beton - Concrete - Beton
    Bey - Mr. - Beis
    Bezelye - Pea - Bizeli
    Biber - Pepper - Piperi
    Biftek - Steak - Bifteki
    Bodrum - Cellar, dungeon - Boudroumi
    Bomba - Bomb - Bomba
    Bostan - Vegetable field, garden - Bostani
    Bora - Storm - Bora
    Boya - Paint - Bogia
    Borek - Pastry, pie - Boureki
    Bre - Hi, you - Vre
    Budala - Idiot - Boudalas
    Bulgur - Boiled wheat - Bligouri
    But - Thigh - Bouti
    Buz - Ice, very cold - Bouzi
    Buzuki - Bouzouki - Bouzouki


    ok Try this,

    Cacik - A drink with cucumbers- Tzatziki
    Caka - Swagger, vanity - Tsaka
    Cam - Window pane - Tzami
    Cami - Mosque - Tzami
    Cambaz - Acrobat, dealer in G.- Tzambazis
    Cenabet - Crabbed person - Tzanabetis
    Cep - Pocket - Tsepi
    Cereme - Fine or cost of damage- Tzeremes
    Cezve - Coffee Pot - Tzesves
    Ciger - Liver, lungs - Tziyeri
    Cimbiz - Tweezers - Tsimpida
    Cuce - Dwarf - Tsutzes
    Cadir - Tent - Tsiantiri
    Cakirkeyif - Slightly drunk - Tsakir-kefi
    Cali - Thorny plant - Tsiali
    Calim - Flexibility, show off - Tsalimi
    Cam - Pine tree - Tsami
    Canak - Shallow bowl - Tsanaki
    Canta - Handbag - Tsanta
    Capacul - Untidy - Tsapatulis
    Capari - Weight anchor - Tsapari
    Capkin - Seducer, coquettish - Tsahpinis
    Capraz - Crossed - Tsaprazi
    Cardak - Hut of dried branches - Tsardaki
    Carsi - Market - Charsi
    Carik - Rustic shoe - Tsarouhi
    Catal - Fork - Tsatala
    Catra Patra - Stumbling speech - Tsatra patra
    Cavus- Sergeant - Tsausis
    Cay - Tea - Tsai
    Celebi - Pleasant man, mentor - Tselebis
    Cember - Circle - Tsemperi
    Cengel - Hook - Tsingeli
    Ciklet - Chewing gum - Tsikla
    Ciftetelli- A dance - siftetelli
    Ciftlik - Large country estate - Tsifliki
    Cifit - Tight in money - Tsifoutis
    Cimento - Cement - Tsimento
    Cinko - Zinc - Tsingos
    Ciftlik - Big farm, property - Tsifliki
    Cirak - Apprentice - Tsiraki
    Cipura- A fish - Tsipura
    Ciroz - A fish - Tsiros
    Coban - Shepherd - Tsobanis
    Corap - Woolen sock- Tsurapis
    Corba - soup - Tsorbas
    Corek - Large bun - Tsoureki
    Cotra - File fish - Tsotra

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  • chicagoan
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    Originally posted by George S. View Post
    The people in fact are from turkey & were called Prosfiges.THey have no direct link with the land except during the poulation exchanges they were settled in Macedonia.After 80 years they call themselves Macednian!Turkish Greek immigrants would be more like it.
    Yes, many were prosfigs... I cant argue with that. That doesnt mean that there were Zero greeks macedonia. That just isnt the case.

    Macedonia happened to be a crossroad of many ethnicites at the time. So I fail to see your point. We might as well have the jews join in this conversation as well...

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  • chicagoan
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    Bill,

    that list is extremely flawed. I could tear that apart in so many ways. But i really cant be bothered with that right now.

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  • George S.
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    The people in fact are from turkey & were called Prosfiges.THey have no direct link with the land except during the poulation exchanges they were settled in Macedonia.After 80 years they call themselves Macednian!Turkish Greek immigrants would be more like it.

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  • Bill77
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    Originally posted by chicagoan View Post
    cmon Bill, we ended on a good note.

    anyway, im sure you joking...right ?
    Common chicagoan what are friends for, to laugh and stir each other.

    oops my finger sliped on the keyboard

    Baba - Father - Babas
    Baca - Chimney - Batzias
    Bacak - Leg, leg of trousers in G.- Batzaki
    Bacanak - Brother in law - Batjanakis
    Baglama - A string instrument - Baglamas
    Bahce - Garden - Bahtses
    Bahsis - Tip - Baxisi
    Bakir - Copper - Bakiri
    Bakkal - Grocer - Bakkalis
    Baklava - Baklava - Baklavas
    Balta - Ax - Baltas
    Bamya - Okra - Bamia
    Barbunya - A fish - Barbunia
    Barut - Gunpowder - Baruti
    Battaniye - Woolen Blanket - Batania
    Batakci - Swindler - Bataxis
    Bayrak - Flag - Bairaki
    Bekar - Batchelor - Bekiaris
    Bekri - Drunk - Bekris
    Bela - Trouble - Belas
    Benzin - Petrol, gas - Benzina
    Bereket - Abundance, plenty - Bereket
    Beton - Concrete - Beton
    Bey - Mr. - Beis
    Bezelye - Pea - Bizeli
    Biber - Pepper - Piperi
    Biftek - Steak - Bifteki
    Bodrum - Cellar, dungeon - Boudroumi
    Bomba - Bomb - Bomba
    Bostan - Vegetable field, garden - Bostani
    Bora - Storm - Bora
    Boya - Paint - Bogia
    Borek - Pastry, pie - Boureki
    Bre - Hi, you - Vre
    Budala - Idiot - Boudalas
    Bulgur - Boiled wheat - Bligouri
    But - Thigh - Bouti
    Buz - Ice, very cold - Bouzi
    Buzuki - Bouzouki - Bouzouki

    come on, Embrace your Heratage friend. lol

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