hello! i'm glad you finally found out what you wanted to know about the dialects. i didn't know either that there are so many of them. as you probably know by now there are lots of people around here ready to help you and anyone else who wants to learn more about this language. hope to hear from you soon. if you need help just tell me.
basso
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Ela filos mou, pou eisai. Simera einai yenethlia yeneka mou, to vradi pame estiatorio. "Noms" para poli!
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The storms have abated, and the sun was shining today.
Tomorrow we will go to Pylos to celebrate Navarino day, when the English, Russian and French navies sunk the Turkish and Egyptian fleets.
( I see that you answered angelxirina on your page and not on her's
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Hello!...in a way i did. I was speaking to Mixapoulos and he told me that dialects can change virtually from one area to another in relative close proximity even...I was surprised. How are you doing?
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Hy! I'm fine. How are you doing? Did you find out what you were interested in? I mean about the dialects.
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They played recently here in Kalamata, unfortunately I was working and didn't get to see them.
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Δεν πειράζει
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Hi and thanks for the friend request, gladly accepted.
Just one thing, it's best if you reply on the sender's homepage, and not on your own.
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thank you Mixalopoulos!...would you happen to know if the dialect spoken in Epirus is different and if so, would u have an example or 2 ?..my grandfather came from there long ago. Thanks for your welcome and any info you can inform me of...
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Hi basso and welcome.
Glad you like the site.
