I am Rum. My Friend.. living. in trabzon in the village macka.. this is the singer, Taner Eypoglou. I play Kemence My Mother And My Familiy Coming Too Karadeniz In Samsun In The Village Rum Kavag. I Have... A friend...This Is The Singers Sinan Sami In Caykara... All The People In Karadeniz And In Tuerkie.. Speaking Rumca Or Greece. Turkie Is in Turkmenistan!!!! Istanbul...Trabzon...Malatya..... Ismir....adana.. Is Greek!!! I Coming Next Year Too Macka.
You all probably dont care at all but does someone know a way to get back into an instagram account? I stupidly lost my password. I appreciate any tricks you can offer me.
He is from Surmene which is in Karadeniz or Euxinos Pontos or Black sea region that means he is Pontian if you already asked him if he is turkish or something else then ok... ...and in this video he is singing in traditional Greek Pontian language or rumca...dont feel sorry for us my friend...feel sorry for all those who doesnt know their history...and what they did in the past...we are alive and we are signing and dancing our traditional dances...Ask him why he is singing in our language rumca.
@ksagrypnos just because someone is singing in some language doesnt need to be he/she is rum or anything else, there are plenty of turks who sings romeika songs.Or Nikos Michailidis sings also turkish songs for instance. Even I love to sing pontian songs, does that make me a pontian for that ?..but actually, what difference does it make ..Its a lovely music which brings joy for our souls
iam grekk pontian from sweden adem he is rum // rum is pontic greeks who lived in pontos iam also rum speaking rumca romeika pontiaka pontios me enan omat kamian ki anaspalose patridam
Ofli Uşak lol dont make your own look like a fool. Byzantium was eastern roman empire and predominatly greek. The greeks called themselves Romoi ρομοι, romans. The pontic greek dialect is also called romaïka or as you türks call it romeyka. Do your research.
Ofli Uşak yes, eastern roman empire. Roman empire was split in to parts. With two capital, which was Constantinopouli, due to the name of Constantine the great, who was the head of eastern rome. Before the turks fought byzantium, the majority in anatolia was greek in origin,even before 3000 years the black sea was inhabited by greeks. What do you think why the majority of your todays citys have greek names? Because they were not greek? You should open your eyes and learn about history first. Read about Byzantine empire,so you can probably understand that pontic greeks are still greeks, just as the majority of your people have alot of greek dna as well
@@thered3967 even the capital of turkey have greek name Άγκυρα!! pontic greeks are greeks from potnos like greeks from crete from cyprus grom thrace.....all greeks
onderredno... Adem is a Turkish citizen Niko is a Greek citizen... both of them are pontian Greeks, as one can tell by the language they speak at the end of this clip... pontian Greeks settled in the black sea region when Turks were living in the caves of mongolia, my friend... read a book or two before you rite some silly comment.
As long as you continue to insult Turks or the Muslimized Pontic people in this way, you have no chance. You will not be loved, you will not be accepted, you will continue to be afraid man!! You can f..k off now
Αδελφέ μου σ ευχαριστώ για τα καλά σου λόγια..Όσο για την εκπομπή απλά σου αναφέρω δύο πράγματα..1ον δεν έχει να κάνει μόνο με τον Πόντο 2ον Μακάρι να μπορούσα να σου πω που θα την βρείς..Εγώ έγραψα μόνο ότι έιχε να κάνει με τον Πόντο..Να είσαι πάντα καλά..
What is important to me is that while all of you hurl insults back and forth about Mongols and cunts, Adem and Nikos get along just fine. Nikos speaks decent Turkish as well, and is not full of hate towards Turks. As for everyone in Turkey being Turks - well, that's a political position popular among some Turks. But the people who put certain Turkish citizens in jail for saying they weren't Turks would accept those people *as* Turks. Ultranationalism hurts people on both sides.
He is Greek he speaks pontian greek language like all of us that’s why He doesn’t have Turkish Accent ,At home they speak Greek dialect like us in Greece .
@Ramiotis64 Pontic Greek is not Ancient Greek, we may as well put that to rest. It's one of many modern Greek dialects. It preserves some elements of Ancient Greek like certain verb forms and the accusative "n". Standard Greek preserves others, like the gender system for one thing, and many words that have replaced by Turkish roots in Pontic.
look man if ancient greek never exist neither pontik greek exist neither newgreek....as you undersand ancient greek was the MAMA of all future dialects cause in base arre greeks
@@toumpa7r-s50 True. Nobody is saying Ancient Greek never existed. Just that Pontic Greek is another modern dialect. All modern dialects maintain certain elements from older forms of the language, just not all the same elements. It annoys me to hear people say their dialect is “Ancient Greek.” It’s nonsense. It’s understandable that some things in Pontic (and Cypriot for that matter) sound “ancient” to standard Greek speakers. But if history had gone differently snd Pontic was the standard, certain things in mainland Greek would also sound “ancient” to Pontic speakers.
@onderredno History says "The Turks came from Central Asia and conquered Anatolia" etc. But how many people in the Black Sea look like Central Asians? We're all mixed. In Ottoman times as another said here, religion was the issue, not nationality. Unfortunately that changed with nationalism. You can't define Turks as a "race" any more than you can define Greeks that way. You don't need to. But to blindly call everyone Turkish simply because it was declared in 1925, is ignoring realities.
Na lelevo ta lalias sesoun Adem Kai Niko !
Ta filarakia bravo sas teleia tragoudate Δύο αστέρια ποντιακά
I am Rum. My Friend.. living. in trabzon in the village macka.. this is the singer, Taner Eypoglou. I play Kemence My Mother And My Familiy Coming Too Karadeniz In Samsun In The Village Rum Kavag. I Have... A friend...This Is The Singers Sinan Sami In Caykara... All The People In Karadeniz And In Tuerkie.. Speaking Rumca Or Greece. Turkie Is in Turkmenistan!!!! Istanbul...Trabzon...Malatya..... Ismir....adana.. Is Greek!!! I Coming Next Year Too Macka.
You all probably dont care at all but does someone know a way to get back into an instagram account?
I stupidly lost my password. I appreciate any tricks you can offer me.
Least delusional greek
Sağolun güzel hemşehrilerim
He is from Surmene which is in Karadeniz or Euxinos Pontos or Black sea region that means he is Pontian if you already asked him if he is turkish or something else then ok... ...and in this video he is singing in traditional Greek Pontian language or rumca...dont feel sorry for us my friend...feel sorry for all those who doesnt know their history...and what they did in the past...we are alive and we are signing and dancing our traditional dances...Ask him why he is singing in our language rumca.
@ksagrypnos just because someone is singing in some language doesnt need to be he/she is rum or anything else, there are plenty of turks who sings romeika songs.Or Nikos Michailidis sings also turkish songs for instance. Even I love to sing pontian songs, does that make me a pontian for that ?..but actually, what difference does it make ..Its a lovely music which brings joy for our souls
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iam grekk pontian from sweden adem he is rum // rum is pontic greeks who lived in pontos iam also rum speaking rumca romeika pontiaka pontios me enan omat kamian ki anaspalose patridam
Ofli Uşak lol dont make your own look like a fool. Byzantium was eastern roman empire and predominatly greek. The greeks called themselves Romoi ρομοι, romans. The pontic greek dialect is also called romaïka or as you türks call it romeyka. Do your research.
Ofli Uşak i dont understand your question to be honest
Ofli Uşak yes, eastern roman empire. Roman empire was split in to parts. With two capital, which was Constantinopouli, due to the name of Constantine the great, who was the head of eastern rome. Before the turks fought byzantium, the majority in anatolia was greek in origin,even before 3000 years the black sea was inhabited by greeks. What do you think why the majority of your todays citys have greek names? Because they were not greek? You should open your eyes and learn about history first. Read about Byzantine empire,so you can probably understand that pontic greeks are still greeks, just as the majority of your people have alot of greek dna as well
@@thered3967 even the capital of turkey have greek name Άγκυρα!! pontic greeks are greeks from potnos like greeks from crete from cyprus grom thrace.....all greeks
@Sinopeus θα πάς στο site της ΕΡΤ και ειδικότερα στην ΕΤ 3 στο αρχείο ψηφιακό θα τα βρείς όλα
onderredno... Adem is a Turkish citizen Niko is a Greek citizen... both of them are pontian Greeks, as one can tell by the language they speak at the end of this clip... pontian Greeks settled in the black sea region when Turks were living in the caves of mongolia, my friend... read a book or two before you rite some silly comment.
As long as you continue to insult Turks or the Muslimized Pontic people in this way, you have no chance. You will not be loved, you will not be accepted, you will continue to be afraid man!!
You can f..k off now
Μπράβο φίλε ksagrypnos. Ξέρει κανείς που υπάρχει ολόκληρη η εκπομπή; Πρέπει να τη δω οπωσδίποτε.
Αδελφέ μου σ ευχαριστώ για τα καλά σου λόγια..Όσο για την εκπομπή απλά σου αναφέρω δύο πράγματα..1ον δεν έχει να κάνει μόνο με τον Πόντο 2ον Μακάρι να μπορούσα να σου πω που θα την βρείς..Εγώ έγραψα μόνο ότι έιχε να κάνει με τον Πόντο..Να είσαι πάντα καλά..
What is important to me is that while all of you hurl insults back and forth about Mongols and cunts, Adem and Nikos get along just fine. Nikos speaks decent Turkish as well, and is not full of hate towards Turks.
As for everyone in Turkey being Turks - well, that's a political position popular among some Turks. But the people who put certain Turkish citizens in jail for saying they weren't Turks would accept those people *as* Turks. Ultranationalism hurts people on both sides.
but anyway, I can clearly hear on his accent that he is turkish comparing to Nikos M. even if his pronounciation is well.
He is Greek he speaks pontian greek language like all of us that’s why He doesn’t have Turkish Accent ,At home they speak Greek dialect like us in Greece .
@Ramiotis64 Pontic Greek is not Ancient Greek, we may as well put that to rest. It's one of many modern Greek dialects. It preserves some elements of Ancient Greek like certain verb forms and the accusative "n". Standard Greek preserves others, like the gender system for one thing, and many words that have replaced by Turkish roots in Pontic.
look man if ancient greek never exist neither pontik greek exist neither newgreek....as you undersand ancient greek was the MAMA of all future dialects cause in base arre greeks
@@toumpa7r-s50 True. Nobody is saying Ancient Greek never existed. Just that Pontic Greek is another modern dialect. All modern dialects maintain certain elements from older forms of the language, just not all the same elements. It annoys me to hear people say their dialect is “Ancient Greek.” It’s nonsense. It’s understandable that some things in Pontic (and Cypriot for that matter) sound “ancient” to standard Greek speakers. But if history had gone differently snd Pontic was the standard, certain things in mainland Greek would also sound “ancient” to Pontic speakers.
@@sazji i said that the base of pontic-greek is the ancient greek.... like the nowdays greeks have the same base... the ancient greeks!!
@@toumpa7r-s50 Yes. But nobody has denied that. :-)
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@onderredno History says "The Turks came from Central Asia and conquered Anatolia" etc. But how many people in the Black Sea look like Central Asians? We're all mixed. In Ottoman times as another said here, religion was the issue, not nationality. Unfortunately that changed with nationalism. You can't define Turks as a "race" any more than you can define Greeks that way. You don't need to. But to blindly call everyone Turkish simply because it was declared in 1925, is ignoring realities.