I think it would be cool if we all spoke German. But not because of nazism or anything. It always seemed like a cool language to me.
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german? cool?
ich heise theofilos
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ξέρω το όνομά σου θείο
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θειο means divine
or in local sense means
uncle
“where you going θείο?” we say when in village because we are all one family
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I’m sure it does.
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yeah but my names starts with
Θεο which means God
Θειο → divine
φιλος → philos → friend
Θεοφιλος → Friend of God/Love of God/The one that God loves
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and γατα —> cat
so when you say catfish we say γατοψαρο
ψαρι → fish
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For the record I was using it to mean Uncle. Not sulfur… trying to verify your “divine” meaning and now google drops this on me. Sulfur? That doesn’t seem right.
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yes it’s sulfur too
you have to put other things to show it but it means all together
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It’s totally Greek.
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ching chang chong
chin chin
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There their they’re. I guess we’re even.
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hahahahahah I always knew the difference between them
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plus I seen american people get confused in youtube comments section and I go and correct them
feels damn good
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Well, you’re unique. Native English speakers type them wrong automatically all the time.
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yeah we have too things like that
like πολυ and πολλα which is very and many
and other too. Greek grammar is really hard not gonna lie. English? like amateur level.
Ancient Greek? You will know how they built civilization. With so much complicated thinking they did the only sure thing is that they could achieve stuff beyond their years.
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