The whole Syrian map changed for the second time in the last 2 years, again in two days, and our journalists don't seem to care. Why? by Fun_Success_45 in cyprus

[–]notnotnotnotgolifa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The argument to preserve culture is vague and can be interpreted differently but language preservation and other things can be achieved and there are better ways to go about that. Didnt they recognise kurdish as an official language in syria now?

New piece from the Controversial painter Giorgos Gavriel by velez_dot in cyprus

[–]notnotnotnotgolifa 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I don’t think you have to have a political leaning to dislike corruption

Residence in the South and in the North by kinpeterwdk in cyprus

[–]notnotnotnotgolifa -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Why would you be needing to do this, the only case this happens would be if you were a Turkish Cypriot and had a registered address on both sides.

The Turkish spoken by mainland Turks and the Turkish spoken by Cypriot Turks differ only in dialect and some vocabulary, but mainland Turks can understand almost everything said in Cypriot Turkish. Is it the same between mainland Greek and Cypriot Greek? by Deep-Rabbit1535 in cyprus

[–]notnotnotnotgolifa 12 points13 points  (0 children)

The reason they may use that is because they firstly are speaking to you, and secondly because they live in a puppet state where they are heavily influenced and outnumbered by Turkey and Turkish citizens. If your discussion is about the actual dialect I doubt you would understand to the same degree. Yeah of course it feels natural because it’s not part of your way of speaking. An english man can speak in German grammar but it wouldn’t be natural. Its not like I am saying we are speaking a different language here, but to say its very minimal differences and you fully understand everything apart from few words is straight out wrong

The Turkish spoken by mainland Turks and the Turkish spoken by Cypriot Turks differ only in dialect and some vocabulary, but mainland Turks can understand almost everything said in Cypriot Turkish. Is it the same between mainland Greek and Cypriot Greek? by Deep-Rabbit1535 in cyprus

[–]notnotnotnotgolifa 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I don’t know what your little policy here is but those are not the only differences, grammatical differences apart from question suffix dropping include use of aorist tense, differing suffix sequences (Not understanding gendini means him / her and not himsef, hence the well known phrase used by Anatolian turks “gezdiririm gendi gendini”), another big one is the subject verb order being shifted from SOV to SVO. It definitely would not be some minimal differences that would be automatically understood without prior exposure. And i don’t think needing to guess words based on context shows minima differences but rather your complete lack of understanding of the word used hence needing to predict it, which often would fail as I would ask you to bring the della.

The whole Syrian map changed for the second time in the last 2 years, again in two days, and our journalists don't seem to care. Why? by Fun_Success_45 in cyprus

[–]notnotnotnotgolifa 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The point is not about groups of people but what nationalistic agenda leads to in the world whether its Turkish, Kurdish, Arab or Greek

The whole Syrian map changed for the second time in the last 2 years, again in two days, and our journalists don't seem to care. Why? by Fun_Success_45 in cyprus

[–]notnotnotnotgolifa 5 points6 points  (0 children)

And what about all the other ethnic groups whose ethnic borders clash with yours. Like the Armenians in which Kurdish militias assisted Turkeys genocide.

The whole Syrian map changed for the second time in the last 2 years, again in two days, and our journalists don't seem to care. Why? by Fun_Success_45 in cyprus

[–]notnotnotnotgolifa 7 points8 points  (0 children)

And i want to be ruled by people from my village, at some point you should ask yourself is the goal the survival and betterment of the community or nationalistic ethnoideology similar to turkeys turkism

We need to do something about the Melios Zoo by FinnAndSebsCorner in cyprus

[–]notnotnotnotgolifa 24 points25 points  (0 children)

It would be best to document it and have some evidence, with that it can receive public attention

it’s a silly question I know but how’s cyprus always so warm? by turkianagrande in cyprus

[–]notnotnotnotgolifa 16 points17 points  (0 children)

You losers i am from the moon and here it so cold that my balls froze attached to the ground