what is a greek

[osiris]

For a guy who 15 years ago didnt know what a Vlach or an Arvanite was you sure play that card over and over and over. Throw in Sarakatsani in the mix add some more spice. Heres a tip, next time ASK your neighbour the Vlach why he identifies as a Greek.

'while in greece i met a lady who looked polish and was from mount taugetus in the peloponese her surname was deliyanis , delayan is a slavic name,'

And i know a Daskalovski, he must be a Greek or better yet a teacher
And my neighbour with his garden full of yellow peppers is Zografovski, he likes to draw apparently .

Actually after all this time reading your same mumbo jumbo it just struck me that Tose Proeski was not a Macedonian at all . A good ole Vlaho that Tose, now if i could say goodbye to you in Vlahika i would but unfortunately nobody in my family spoke a latin sounding language.

dream on little wannabe, the only people in the balkans who refuse to agdknowledge the etrhnic reality of the balkans are you little wannabes.

[Pelister]

As Isokrates said : " Greek is he who has Greek education". Words of wisdom. I mean i am a greek who lives in Macedonia, tall, brown hair, pale face. A Peloponese is short, black in face (because of Egyptian and Turkish mixing) a true Arab. But we all hear the voices of the Ancient Greeks , they are all around us, part of our everyday's life. The temples, the monuments, the rocks. Cradle of democracy, cradle of civilization!

I'm a Macedonian, who lives in Macedonia (from time to time). I'm tall, I'm very fair, dark hair, green/grey eyes typical of Statichani. We're from the North, no pretenders there.

Albanians as Greeks, Turks as Greeks, Vlachs as Greeks, now Macedonians as Greeks. It's a freak show. There is no ethnic Greek, and there never was.

[Dejan]

As Isokrates said : " Greek is he who has Greek education"

Is that all it takes? Anywhere on the internet I can download it from?

That's a lightweight post trav, the question of 'what is a greek?' still stands...

[osiris]

yes thats what isocartes said but most Greeks of his time disagreed vehemently with him.

my question is valid , the idea of what it is to be a greek and who has been called or referred to as greek has changed so many times that i simply want to now what is it that makes one a greek today.

[Psolunski]

I am a Greek.

[Soldier of Macedon]

There are Macedonians and then there are those who think they are Greek but want to be Macedonians

[Psolunski]

Like me, a Greek Macedonian.

[Soldier of Macedon]

So you are a Greek who wants to be Macedonian. Good for you.

Macedonian and Greek are different languages.

Do you speak Macedonian? Zborash Makedonski? Miliso Makedonika?

[Jankovska]

Like me, a Greek Macedonian.

That contradicts your signature

[Psolunski]

Hello and Yes, milao Ellhnika.

[Soldier of Macedon]

Are you implying that Macedonian is a Greek language?

[Psolunski]

My Greek school teacher taught me the language. She called it Ellhnika.

[Jankovska]

My Greek school teacher taught me the language. She called it Ellhnika.

So she thought you Greek? Hm I think we would have guessed that without you telling us. However SOM asked you if you can speak or understand Macedonian? Why are you so confused?

[Soldier of Macedon]

There is no confusion on his behalf Jankovska, he is (was) deliberately being a racist moron who is (was) trying to push some typical Greek lies across.

[Soldier of Macedon]

Anybody that cannot respect the name and identity of our people doesn't belong here. I asked him simply to answer what our name was, and he decided to dance around the question and avoid it, he is gone now.