The stereotypes | Τα στερεότυπα: 00:00 Intro 00:35 Are Greeks hairy? / Είναι οι Έλληνες τριχωτοί; 01:15 Are Greeks too proud of their country? / Είναι οι Έλληνες υπερβολικά περήφανοι για τη χώρα τους; 02:39 Are all Greeks ancient philosophers? / Είναι όλοι οι Έλληνες αρχαίοι φιλόσοφοι; 03:40 Are Greeks very religious? / Είναι οι Έλληνες πολύ θρήσκοι; 04:36 Are Greeks loud? / Είναι οι Έλληνες φωνακλάδες; 05:55 Are Greeks usually late? / Αργούν οι Έλληνες; 06:48 Are Greeks bad drivers? / Είναι οι Έλληνες κακοί οδηγοί; 08:06 Are Greeks undisciplined? / Είναι οι Έλληνες απείθαρχοι; 09:09 Are Greeks hospitable? / Είναι οι Έλληνες φιλόξενοι; 10:08 Are Greeks corrupt? / Είναι οι Έλληνες διεφθαρμένοι; 11:14 Are Greeks lazy? / Είναι οι Έλληνες τεμπέληδες; 12:47 Do Greeks live well? / Ζουν οι Έλληνες καλά; 14:06 Do Greeks live long? / Ζουν οι Έλληνες πολύ;
As a greek person I once had a taxi driver whose seats' backs were filled with bottles of alcohol and all I can say is that the way he talked wasn't really philosophic 😂😂 But the rest of the taxi drivers I've met are so wise for absolutely no reason
As a non-greek one thing I wanna say "no one is as justified as greeks to be proud of their country and history" I myself am really proud and in love with this country its culture and history ❤️🇬🇷
As a Greek it is cool to hear this, we are very proud about our heritage but more importantly a true greek is proud of all things sciences, maths, history and arts. We think it is the pinacle of humanity. We are super proud of all the different greek ethno groups that have made us and love to share it with everyone as much as we love to learn about other cultures and people.
As a Persian, I had the best time of my life in Greece. The people are very nice, the culture is wonderful, the history is rich and inspiring, and the art is legendary. It was the only country I cried for hours after my departure. I have been immensely immersed in Greek Mythology ever since my short trip to Athens, to the point that I can't focus on my dissertation anymore!
@@THEactiveSIDEofINFINITY I agree. Not only is it entertaining to engage in, it’s also quite educational and teaches you some great life lessons! (I apologize for not writing back in Greek… I’m a total beginner in the language)
My family are immigrants to the US from Iraq, but before my mom and aunt and grandparents came to the states, they were refugees in Greece for a couple years. My nana told me that the kindness and hospitality is unmatched, and she's never seen anything like it. She got in an accident and had to go to the hospital, but she couldn't drive, and she had two infant children with her, and she said people came together to help her get to the hospital and a Greek friend she made took care of her kids while she recovered, that they made sure her kids ate, were bathed, warm, everything. It was amazing to her. I'm going in just a few weeks, now. I'm so excited to see where my family lived, and I want to try and meet the people that helped my nana. I've already felt a love for Greece because of how they helped my family while they fled, but I can't wait to see the beauty of it for myself.
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1:53 "I think we should know our history before we can be proud of our history and our country" That hit very hard and I think it's wonderful to hear these words spoken by a young person. Considering how in today's society people are so quick to praise their own culture, play victims, blame others, express opinions that are either xenophobic or racist, all without hardly ever picking up a history book in their lifetime. So refreshing to hear someone say in the most respectful way possible: "educate yourself first".
I'm an American learning Greek for a few months now. I searched "Greek" just to hear native speakers and your channel popped up first. I was surprised to recognize so many words. It almost seemed made for me. (Then I read your channel description.) Thanks for the footage!
@@gkalenaki I don't think so. Cypriot accent is harsher and more intense. That makes it more hard to flow as fast. I think you are having some hard time to catch up because they use some unique shortcuts since Cypriot greek have unique words like that.
@@SIPEROTH As a Cypriot Greek, I can confirm I often have to consciously slow down for mainland Greeks to understand what I'm saying. And I have a lot less of an accent than most, people usually seem to assume I'm Dodecanese.
Living in the UK with an OK job, yes I have money to pay my bills and a little bit left to save (that is if I don't go out for coffee, drinks or food much) but I can't say that I have an enjoyable life. In Greece, things may be difficult for many but every time I am there, I never have the impression that people are miserable or unhappy (and I am not talking about tourist spots). It is possible to have fun and enjoy life in Greece, something that is very difficult up north for many reasons.
I totally agree about life in the UK. I feel the system makes you watch the clock and be ‘on time’ all the time. You finish work and have only an hour or maybe less to get to the shops and have coffee. This is too much stress. There’s a balance between employment rights of service workers and freedom of life that you get in Greece.
I think this is a cultural thing and more or less it's the same for every Balkan nation. We have decided that happiness is for other people, but that doesn't mean we're miserable, we celebrate our misery :)
As a Greek, I won't say that I am proud to be Greek. I'll say that I am grateful to be a Greek. A Greek should feel proud, ONLY IF he lived and worked to maintain the culture, the knowledge, the tradition and customs, music, art, politics and the ethics that represent the Greek civilization. Indeed many of us are corrupted. There's a constant fight between the corrupted and the pure souls. And yes we are undisciplined on a small portion. But we are not lazy. Most of the people, here, work their asses off to maintain the necessary.
I'm greek-italian but live in the north of Europe, nearly all my life. There are a lot of things i love about Greece. But i don't like how animals are treated! Dogs spending all their life chained, or abandoned dogs and cats, starving on the streets etc. I hope the younger generation will do better.
I've lived in Greece 6 years as a teenager. Some of my observations: - I agree, the Greeks are not lazy, that's a false stereotype. Speaking of any nation as being lazy is itself a bit of a lazy thing to do. Laziness relates to energy levels, which relates to personal health, so it's a trait of the individual, a trait that should never be applied to any large group. - With regard to pride: The Greeks are indeed very proud culture, in the chauvinistic sense. I believe this comes from their historic struggle for independence. It's been a form of resistance against assimilation by the Ottomans - a resolute belief that the Greek identity is worthy of preservation at all cost. So this pride has a noble historic origin in the nation's history of resistance, nonetheless it is out of place today. It is never a flattering look to have a superiority complex, and it is out of place in the modern era. - Regarding hospitality: in-keeping with other Balkan cultures, the Greeks are very hospitable with guests and visitors, however they do switch to being intolerant, and their philoxenia can turn into xenophobia in the event that one is trying to actually stay and join Greek society. Acceptance of outsiders is of lower levels, and here Greece resides amongst a more intolerant and discriminatory league of nations. Again, there are deterministic historic causes for this. *These are my observations based on my experience of living in Greece in the decade of 2000s, and are not to be seen in the context of present day socio-political trends, neither in Greece nor in the international context of socio-politics today*
@@alexverdigris9939 Yeah these are some valid observations that I also confirm they are legitimate. The Greeks are balancing between a traditional South European country with deep roots in Europe and modern way of life but carrying some caprices and bad habits. Greece has changed by far since the 2000s. Whole different world. The things are modernized and on some sectors we are very ahead of our time comparing to some other countries but the younger generation seems to be the biggest issue these days. The youngers are cooked. Turning to zombies from the social media while the young parents are discouraged to even have a second baby. As a Greek, Im not trying to be pessimistic but I see my country a graveyard the next 30 years. Capitalism and globalization is hurting us.
Yes my mom for example cause she has everything on her hands 😂 my mom is 57 she's a mother of 4 daughters, she's a grandmother of 9 kids (her oldest daughters married young & my mom gave her first birth 20 years old) and my mom now she has her pension,she helps my father in his job, looks her grandchildren her home her parents & father in law EVERYTHING she's a boss
Οι πολίτες της Ελλάδας βρίσκονται στο υψηλότερο επίπεδο έκφρασης των ανεξάρτητων απόψεών τους στους ανθρώπους. Χαιρετισμούς από το Ουζμπεκιστάν στον ελληνικό λαό.
they are, more then us for sure lol, but who says it is a bad thing? Here in Serbia it is attractive when men is hairy, and weomen can shave it, so not a big deal Greetings for Greeks, we love you.
In all western world, until 90s, attractive men had hairs. Now that the Asian power is rising, the trend is changing , and men are becoming like women...
We Greek Americans refer to being late as "being on Greek time." As to philoxenia, I would say that I experienced both amazing philoxenia and the exact opposite when I lived in Thessaloniki. I choose to focus on the philoxenia! I have no actual blood relatives in Greece, but I feel like I have real family there, all because of the legendary philoxenia.
Jeez, a bad event can happen to everyone, it's no reason to bring the national average down which is at least 2 levels above anyone else. Next time you visit Thessaloniki, let me know in order to accommodate you. /s
Well to be honest i have been to thessaloniki twice, indeed i found them pretty snob poeple in contrary to athens, espacialy my generation but they are not bad poeple, once you gain their trust they are one of the kindest poeples. It s just hard to meet them or approach them at first.
One of the thing I found very pleasing about this video, is the Greek language itself. I even begun learning (just reading) the language. Seems hard and easy at the same time. Anyways, interesting video! :)
Mediterranean people are hospitable. As a Turk, I have many Greek friends and we make racist jokes to each other all the time. Greeks understand humor and Greek women kind and beautiful.
Τρελαίνομαι με τα βιντεάκια σας, και συγκινούμε. Ειδικά όταν βλέπω τον Πειραιά την Αθήνα που ζούσα 10 χρόνια, νοσταλγώ και θέλω να γυρίσω πίσω! Είστε φοβεροί και γουστάρω πολύ να σας βλέπω! Ευχαριστώ πολύ για την τρομερή δουλειά που κάνετε!!!!!
I live in Izmir and I've never seen a Greek flag here. Are you sure Izmir belongs to Greece? :D Btw I love Greek people and culture. Even though our states argue all the time, as peoples we are friends. Loves from Turkey
@freddo_cappuccino But we're in 2023. The history can't be examined like "if this, if that". The story that you tell can be true but Greeks couldn't hold İzmir. So you can stuck in the history rumours or you can accept the truth that İzmir belongs to Turkiye. So, I live in İzmir, Türkiye. Have a nice day:)
@@avataraang6890No, we are not friends. We will be friends when you stop provoking us all the time. Real friends don't celebrate massacres. Greeks are no better. But, on a personal level we could be friends unless you start talking about politics and how you killed our ancestors. And us yours.
My dad's from Imathia and he's very patriotic, especially about Macedonia where he and my uncles were born, to the point where he and his brothers have a strong dislike for people from North Macedonia. I remember a couple years back my parents were watching the EuroBasket semi-final on TV between North Macedonia and Spain when my sister walked in and asked "who's losing? oh the macedonians nvm" and my dad scoffed, looked at her and said "MACEDONIANS? WHAT MACEDONIANS!? I DONT SEE ANY GREEKS IN THAT TEAM! I SEE ONLY BULGARIANS FROM SKOPJE!" It was the most hilarious rant ever, we all would not stop laughing and as you would expect my dad was rooting for the Spanish team the entire time and cheered like crazy when Spain won 😂
@@nicolemakropoulos98 It is not just a custom, it is just what is the correct! For example Nicolas if for males, Nicole is for females, you are not called Nicolas are you? And what do you mean those customs do not apply here? Then change the customs back to the original-correct ones!
@@ΠάνοςΒασιλειάδης-ω7φ You've clearly never been to the US, children born here are automatically given their dad's last name exactly as it's spelt no matter what the naming customs from outside countries say. Also why the hell would I listen to you? Im not gonna spend money to change the spelling of my last name in court for something so trivial, have a nice day
im hairy and from sweden and are thinking about relocating to greece due to the country being so beautiful, the people are so kind even though the financial crisis (in sweden the politicians blame all gangrelated crime on socioeconomic factors 🤦), the climate is top notch just a lovely beautiful country and ofcourse the women are beautiful aswell 😍
1:15 μην υποτιμάτε την Ελλάδα και λίγα λέμε. Όταν έχεις μια τέτοια πατρίδα και απειλείται συνεχώς ΠΡΕΠΕΙ και να την αγαπάς και να την υπερασπίζεσαι και την ίδια τη χώρα και τη κουλτούρα της
It’s very sad that English people are considered ‘ill-tempered’ or ‘quiet’. This is a common misconception which you can only see if you know both cultures (family on both sides, I mean). The English seem that way because it’s how we perceive we need to act around strangers (politeness) once you know us you’ll find us loud, warm and loving. My Greek family, love how warm my English family are. People everywhere have default stereotypes about other countries and they are largely perpetuated in our societies by people who’ve probably never experienced it for themselves. I blame the media a lot.
They asked this question in Athens, that's why. These people haven't really worked in the tourism industry and don't know British people. I'm from an island and worked in the tourist industry for years, and British people are the ones who make the most noise and are generally the "bad" kind of tourists here because they drink too much and party like animals. For me this isn't bad, I like lively people, however there are many extremes to this like violence and other bad acts. I also enjoy talking to them the most, probably because they can hold a conversation in English unlike other people from countries like France and Germany.
@@MementoMoriGrizzly sadly our tourists are generally awful. The island holidays are disrespectfully marketed and I feel sorry for the islanders. It’s the same with any society. We have our good and bad people. The cheap holidays tend to attract the bad.
@@MementoMoriGrizzly The person who answered that wasn't from Athens, but from somewhere in Macedonia. To be fair, I don't think we can judge people as a whole solely from how they behave when they are drunk. Indeed I have noticed that societies where people keep their distances from one another and have large social bubbles tend to overindulge in alcohol in a way societies like that of Greece generally don't, but I think that the quietness and loudness, depending on the blood alcohol level, of people such as Brits and Danes are both sides of the same coin.
I actually don't think that most Greeks think of the British as being "quiet" , if you've ever been to a Greek island that is touristy in anyway even if you are unfamiliar with British people or culture you would know better. Lots of Brits are very social , warm and open people. The "cold" stereotypes in Greece are mainly about people from central and nothern europe mostly
@@t0rn British for most part can be really rude & super arrogant,I work in tourism & I was in London. Offcourse there are & educated classy sophisticated & chill out Brits too but I'm saying the majority!
Παιδια ειστε τελειοι ολοι σε αυτο το καναλι πραγματικα.Χαρουμενοι και πολυ ενθουσιωδεις με αυτο που κανετε και φαινεται οτι το αγαπατε. Συνεχιστε να βγαζετε αυτο υπεροχο περιοχομενο με τις τελειες ερωτησεις σας!!Δηλωνω μεγαλος φαν.
I really like the greek word ραντεβού, it reminds me the word "rendez-vous" in French which means an appointement in English too ! I am happily surprised to discover similarities between french and greek language ! Cheers from France 👋🇫🇷
Oui, on la complètement emprunter du français comme plusieurs autres mots tel que: tête à tête, maquillage, déjà vu ( un classique celui là) le français est censé représenter ce qui est chic/classe donc il est pas rare aussi de voirs des magasins avec des noms français .
Σας ικετεύω, αγαπητοί Έλληνες φίλοι, μην γίνετε σαν την υπόλοιπη παγκοσμιοποιημένη Δύση. κρατήστε την υπερηφάνεια, τον πολιτισμό και κυρίως την πίστη σας. Αγάπη από τη Γαλλία
Kissinger once said that because Greeks are undishiplined and the elit s plans for humanity would no be fulfilled, we need to destroy their knowledge for history and their language.Greeks would be the bad influence because of the values that passed on the world!The education since some decades ago,here in Greece has actually this target and our politicians do everything they can to be accoblished with the excuse of modernization!I m happy to see that the spirit is on and the only thing our youth needs is to r e a d for their culture to be inspired!Nothing else!No matter they do to break our spirit!!!Burnings,financial crisis,immigrants more than the population of Greeks due to plans etc.
και ομως ωραιες απαντησεις τα περισσοτερα παιδια και η κυρια.. υπαρχει ακομα μελλον τελικα δεν εχουμε τελειωσει ακομα.. ως ποτε ομως. μπραβο για την εκπομπη
About "Greeks being late", it is not as much as we are always planning to be there exactly on time. For example if we have a date at 17: 30, we will plan to be there exactly at 17: 30. If something happens in the meantime, we will be late *but* with an excuse.
Ελάττωμα είναι η αργοπορία, και μάλιστα όσοι το κάνουν αδιαφορούν για το άτομο που πρόκειται να συναντήσουν. Είναι τελείως αγενές, ειδικά από τη στιγμή που τις περισσότερες φορές (αν όχι πάντα) είναι στο χέρι μας να είμαστε στην ώρα μας. Την πρώτη φορά ίσως να δικαιολογείται. Δεν ξέρεις πόση ώρα ίσως να σου πάρει να φτάσεις. Από εκεί και πέρα όμως είναι απαράδεκτο.
I love Greece, my daughters are half Greek and I’m trying to learn Greek. This channel is called Easy Greek and I had to lower the speed to 0.5 or 0.75, and still it felt too fast. Greeks talk really fast. That is not a stereotype, it’s a fact! How will I ever be able to understand this wonderful language when it’s spoken?
If you're learning any language, no matter which language it is, it will sound way too fast! Our videos feature natural language, but you can try our Super Easy Greek videos where we speak more slowly and which are better for beginners th-cam.com/play/PLA5UIoabheFNO4VVJO7qL5lu7kJofgu5s.html
My parents are from Greece 🇬🇷 I was born in America, my mom remembered Greeks in the past speaking much slower, notice the older man in this video! We have been to Greece several times, my mom swears the younger generation has been speaking much faster, she has a hard time understanding them. This interviewer is just used to it! So you are spot on!
There is a certain wisdom and liberalism in Greek society because they know their history lasting at least 3 thousand years. Don't be fooled by the religious element. The Greek people are one of the most Liberal-minded, tolerant peoples in Europe. For instance, divorcees can marry in church, unlike say the Anglicans. Married women keep their own surname..
I am from Greece and this wasn't a family it was a group of teenage friends Which is really common thing to have among teenagers anyway it's ok that u made a mistake and i also think that we,Greeks are a lot proud for our country i personally think we must be proud in a certain point and not believing that we are the best country in the word and other bunch of stuff
Dont be suprised but this is really common in here. A lot of teenagers are like this. Also a lot of them got the same beliefs like the guy in the right. Thats horrible if you ask me. Imagine saying that Cops are useless. It is common here in Greece to downgrade the national army culture religion and history. A fact about Greece is that in politics we are very very inhibited "philosophers". Greece from 1830-2022 got mixed with politics so bad. We have many political events that changed Greece so much. Many civil wars and animosity dominated Greece. Greeks are extremists with football teams and political parties. For example there is a bunch of communists and leftists in every city and there are many rightists and nationalists. Extremism really took over Greece more than any other country today.
Greece is a country that taught values such as democracy, politics, philosophy to almost all of Europe and the sad thing is that nowadays there is not a single one of them applied in the country.
@@EasyGreekVideos I am learning Greek for almost 5 months every single day on Duolingo, it looks fine while I do lessons in the app, but when I play your videos, especially these street polls I don't understand anything :) :) :)
I’m a Greek from Australia and I have noticed that the way young Greeks pronounce the letter R is different to what it has always been. It usually is a rolled R but now it is changing. Don’t know whether Greeks from Greece have noticed it.
Here in Australia, there are many Greeks and children of Greeks (and grandchildren). One of my Greek friends who was born here to Greek parents came back from a visit to Greece and told me "sex is always on the mind of all Greeks". I told her "Ok, I'll take you at your word but I don't think that Greeks are the only ones like that" 🤣🤣🤣
I'm a woman, talking to a distant relative 20 years older than me, who I see once per year : me : I had some health issues but I'm doing fine. him: I think you need to find a man. me: oh, I don't think I'm interested in getting married. him : no, I mean sex. If you have good sex, your health will improve. I don't think that these kind of conversations happen in other countries. It's like "I have a headached" "Have sex and it'll pass"
Θα μας συγκρίνω με λαούς της ευρωπαϊκής ηπείρου: Είμαστε λιγότερο τριχωτοί από τους Ισπανούς και τους Ιταλούς, λιγότερο περήφανοι για τη χώρα μας από τους Γερμανούς και τους Αυστριακούς, λιγότερο «φιλόσοφοι» από τους Γάλλους και τους Ιταλούς, λιγότερο φωνακλάδες επίσης από τους Ιταλούς, είμαστε πολύ καλύτεροι οδηγοί από όλους τους Βαλκάνιους και αρκετά καλύτεροι από τους Ιταλούς και τους Ισπανούς, είμαστε λιγότερο απείθαρχοι και διεφθαρμένοι επίσης από όλους τους Βαλκάνιους και τους Ιταλούς, είμαστε πολύ λιγότερο τεμπέληδες από τους Άγγλους και τους Σκανδιναβούς (οι περισσότεροι Έλληνες κάνουν πάνω από 1 δουλειά και αφιερώνουν αρκετά περισσότερες ώρες από τον επίσημο Μ.Ο. της Ε.Ε. στην κύρια εργασία τους). Ναι, είμαστε αρκετά θρήσκοι, αλλά οι Σέρβοι και οι Βούλγαροι είναι περισσότερο, ναι, είμαστε αρκετά πιο φιλόξενοι από τους περισσότερους Ευρωπαίους (ίσως το μόνο που δεν είναι 100% στερεότυπο) και παρόλο έχω δει ψήγματα φιλοξενίας από Σουηδούς και Γάλλους που γνωρίζω λίγο καλύτερα, κανείς τους δεν φτάνει τη random γιαγιά από το random χωριό όπου σταμάτησες για WC και νερό, αλλά που δεν σε αφήνει να φύγεις χωρίς 2-3 τεράστια κομμάτια από την τέλεια πίτα που ξεφούρνισε 2 λεπτά πριν σου πιάσει την κουβέντα (και που μπορεί να ετοίμασε και να έβαλε στον φούρνο με το που σε είδε να μπαίνεις στο χωριό) και από τον random παππού στο καφενείο που αν δεν κάτσεις να πιείς έναν κερασμένο καφέ ή 3-4 τσίπουρα μαζί του, επίσης δεν σε αφήνει να φύγεις ή από τους γνωστούς, φίλους, συγγενείς που αν μάθουν ότι πήγες στην πόλη τους και δεν σε κοίμισαν σπίτι τους κάνουν 6 μήνες να σου μιλήσουν και ναι, ξέρουμε να περνάμε καλά ακόμα και χωρίς λεφτά επειδή είμαστε σε γεωγραφική τοποθεσία με καλύτερο καιρό, περισσότερο ήλιο και καλύτερες θάλασσες από τα περισσότερα ευρωπαϊκά κράτη, αλλά και πάλι το ίδιο κάνουν (και καλύτερα ίσως) και οι Ισπανοί και οι Ιταλοί και οι Μαλτέζοι και οι Γάλλοι της νότιας Γαλλίας. Δεν ζούμε περισσότερο από τους άλλους ευρωπαϊκούς λαούς, αλλά ούτε και λιγότερο, είμαστε κάπου στη μέση (νομίζω 17η θέση ανάμεσα σε 40 κράτη, με τα πρωτεία για τη χώρα μας να πηγαίνουν στην Ήπειρο με μ.ο. τα 83 έτη). Με λίγα λόγια, όλα αυτά είναι πράγματι στερεότυπα και οι Έλληνες είναι ένας μέτριος λαός χωρίς ακρότητες, με τα καλά και με τα άσχημά του, που ζει επίσης σε μια μέτρια χώρα επίσης χωρίς ακρότητες.
Συμφωνώ με όλα και έχω άφθονη εμπειρία από εξωτερίκο. Δε συμφωνώ όμως με το συμπέρασμά σου. Και μόνο αυτό που εξηγείς πολύ όμορφα για το θέμα της φιλοξενίας για τον random παππού και γιαγιά φτάνει για να είμαστε 2 σκαλοπάτια πάνω από όλους τους άλλους.
Η κύρια ακρότητα είναι ότι ο λαός της έχει απίστευτο μισογυνισμό. Εδώ στην Ισπανία είναι 50 χρόνια μπροστά στα θέματα φύλου, όλοι οι Έλληνες μετανάστες αυτό λένε.
Ο κύριος με την πορτοκαλί μπλούζα, η κοπέλα στο thumbnail και κανένα τρία άλλα άτομα τα είπανε ΌΛΑ στην κυριολεξία. Αλλά ήτανε ένα απ'τα καλύτερα βίντεο ως τώρα στο κανάλι, μπράβο!
You found the only non-Greek on this video to listen to. Wrong. He says “we are Balkans” while many other Balkaners believe it, when they actually come to Greece, they realize how different here the atmosphere is. The only correct term to describe Greece, Greeks, and the atmosphere here is, we're simply Southern Mediterranean Europeans, only. That's it. Take it however you want, whatever that means. If you actually walk in a Greek, Italian, and a Spanish city, you will essentially find not as many differences. Many more you will find in case you move from Greece to North, in Balkans.
I don't think there are too many flags. My brother visited Constantinople recently and told me that everywhere he looked, there was at least 1 turkish flag in sight.
@@theo9952 nobody gives a sh!t about a language who just spoken by 10 million people. Internationally, there is no place called Constantinople. It was before 1930. Move on stop yapping about your nationalism
@@theo9952 nobody cares a language that just spoken by 10 million people. That name historically refers to Istanbul. Not using anymore. Get over it move on
A message to anyone who thinks we are lazy, have you ever tried to live with 800 euros per month while the rent to live in a house of 1 bedroom is about 300-400 euros? Have you ever tried to work 2 or 3 jobs to be capable of buy the necessary stuff for your family? Have you ever thought that retirement is a dream with no actual possibilitites? Welcome to greece
Στο 6:50 ποιος είναι αυτός που τα έγραψε αυτά; "Lazy, loud, undisciplined, corrupted, hairy and bad drivers" ? The fuck? Μας έβρισε όλους σαν λαός. Αλλα όχι, τουλάχιστον μας είπε φιλόξενους. Εντάξει μας έδωσε ένα κοπλιμέντο. Μην γίνομαι και εγω κακιά. Τι να πω...
...οχι απλα bad drivers, τρισκακοι ειναι οι Ελληνες ειδικα Αθηνα και Θεσσαλονικη! Το καλοκαιρι που πηγα Αθηνα, ημουν αναγκασμενος να βλεπω καθε περιπου 2 ημερες ατυχημα, αρκετα απο αυτα ειχαν τραυματιες μοτοσυκλετιστες ή πεζο. Αναρωτιεμαι ακομα πως καθομουν αρκετα χρονια στο ιδρυμα και δουλευα delivery! Η καλυτερη κινηση το εξωτερικο.
Stereotypes are a cosy way to reprimand someone when you have nothing tangible against the person. Every language have a panoply of derogative terms ready to serve stereotypes, but, well, those who judge others (unfavorably compared to one's self) are anxious for themselves. By the way, those proud for their nation are ignorant about history and content themselves with political fictions. Open-minded students of history are more reserved, as usually, praised leaders are proved (not so) little monsters and supposedly heroic nations follow suit - but, obviously, only the former get the lion's share of the profit letting bloodshed for the latter.
Είμαστε τόσο καλύτεροι που οι Έλληνες δημιούργησαν τους 2 απο τους 3 πυλώνες του δυτικού πολιτισμού όπως είναι σήμερα οπότε είμαστε καλύτεροι και καλά κάνουμε και το πιστεύουμε γτ είναι η αλήθεια ! Μπράβο στην κυρία στο 1:28
Τον άλλον τον πείραξε που κάνουμε τον σταυρό μας και ο άλλος ελπίζει στο μέλλον να μειωθούν όσοι είναι πιστοί. Έτσι μπράβο να υποστηρίζετε το δικαίωμα του καθενός να κάνει ότι θέλει ΕΠΙΛΕΚΤΙΚΆ.
υποστηριζουμε το δικαιωμα του καθενος , γιαυτο πρεπει να σεβεσαι οτι καποιοι δεν θελουμε να συντηρουμε οικονομικα μια θρησκεια στην οποια δεν πιστευουμε . ( μην ξεχνας οτι κανεις ποτε δεν στιγματιστικε στην Ελλαδα επειδη ηταν χριστιανός , ενω πολυ στιγματιστικαν επειδη ήταν αθεοι )
@@EasyGreekVideos και εγώ την γνώμη μου έγραψα όπως σχολιάζετε και εσείς ότι η Ελλάδα είναι πιο κοντά σε μουσουλμανικές χώρες σε ορισμένα θέματα ...τα "ελπίζω" και "εύχομαι" δεν είναι απλώς γνώμη. Λέμε κάτι που δεν τους αρέσει και λένε πώς θέλουν να αλλάξει. Τους ενοχλεί ότι κάποιος πιστεύει και θα ήθελα να αλλάξει σκεπτικό. Δεν είναι ωραίο κάτι τέτοιο και φυσικά υποκριτικό αν οι ίδιοι για άλλα θέματα λένε ότι ο καθένας μπορεί να κάνει ότι θέλει.
@@xalandriacab δεν σχολίασε κανένας κάτι σε σχέση με τα οικονομικά οπότε άκυρο το επιχείρημα. Γενικεύεις παρά πολύ την συζήτηση. Δεν μιλάω ιστορικά εγώ σχολιάζω απλώς την υποκρισία ορισμένων. Ο καθένας κάνει ότι θέλει και δεν τον αναγκάζει κάνεις σε οτιδήποτε. Αν εγώ πιστεύω δεν σε αφορά καθόλου εσένα και να λείπουν οι χαρακτηρισμοί όπως "κατάλοιπα" που είπε ένας. Δικαίωμα του καθενός λέγεται. Δηλαδή να αρχίσω να λέω και εγώ για την υποκρισία ορισμένων άθεων που όμως έχουν μίσος για όσους πιστεύουν και κάνουν λεκτικές επιθέσεις και προσβάλουν; Είναι ωραίο αυτό;
@@Ezio2713 αυτο σου εξηγω οτι οι αθεοι στην ελλαδα δεν πειραξαν ποτε τους χριστιανους σε κανενα επιπεδο , ενω οι χριστιανοι φορτωνουν οικονομικα τους αθεους και ιστορικα εχουν δεχθει στιγματισμο απο αυτους. εν ολιγοις οι πιστοι δεν εχουν και κατι να πουν για τους αθεους ενω οι αθεοι εχουν για τους πιστους. οι ανθρωποι απαντησαν σε κατι που τους ρωτησαν δεν τους ζητησαν να αναλυσουν το γιατι και το κανω εγω γιαυτους . δεν ακουσα καμια λεκτικη επιθεση η προσβολη απλα την γνωμη τους ειπαν .
Στην Αθήνα ή αστυνομία, πολύ συχνά συλλαμβάνει χωρίς κανένα λογο εφήβους συνήθως αγόρια. Η αστυνομία στην Ελλάδα έχει δολοφονήσει αγόρια από 14 χρόνων με το πρόσχημα ότι αντιστάθηκαν και τους επιτεθηκαν. Δυστυχως οι πικρές αλήθειες δεν αναφέρονται εδώ. Απλώς σου εξηγω
Οι δημιουργοί των συγκεκριμένων βίντεο δεν είναι Έλληνες και δεν έχουν κανένα ενδοιασμό στο να μας χαντακώνουν. Οι υπόλοιποι Ευρωπαίοι σε όλα μας ξεπερνάνε, είναι καλύτεροι άνθρωποι αλλά εμείς οι Έλληνες είμαστε ασ΄τα να πάνε. Λίγο-πολύ με αυτό το σκεπτικό λειτουργούν και δημιουργούν το οτιδήποτε δίχως δεύτερη σκέψη. Καλό είναι να συζητάμε, δε λέω, να αρχίσουμε να εμπιστευόμαστε ο ένας τον άλλο ώστε να πάει καλύτερα ο τόπος αλλά λίγη εύνοια για τη κοινωνία που ζεις δε βλάπτει.
Poor countries usually are proud for something, i don't say that is bad or good but it's happening especially those countries who happened to have history in the past.
You are right!!!! Poor people and non educated people are proud for their nationality. As a Greek I am not proud for a random fact,my nationality. And I am not rich!!!
The stereotypes | Τα στερεότυπα:
00:00 Intro
00:35 Are Greeks hairy? / Είναι οι Έλληνες τριχωτοί;
01:15 Are Greeks too proud of their country? / Είναι οι Έλληνες υπερβολικά περήφανοι για τη χώρα τους;
02:39 Are all Greeks ancient philosophers? / Είναι όλοι οι Έλληνες αρχαίοι φιλόσοφοι;
03:40 Are Greeks very religious? / Είναι οι Έλληνες πολύ θρήσκοι;
04:36 Are Greeks loud? / Είναι οι Έλληνες φωνακλάδες;
05:55 Are Greeks usually late? / Αργούν οι Έλληνες;
06:48 Are Greeks bad drivers? / Είναι οι Έλληνες κακοί οδηγοί;
08:06 Are Greeks undisciplined? / Είναι οι Έλληνες απείθαρχοι;
09:09 Are Greeks hospitable? / Είναι οι Έλληνες φιλόξενοι;
10:08 Are Greeks corrupt? / Είναι οι Έλληνες διεφθαρμένοι;
11:14 Are Greeks lazy? / Είναι οι Έλληνες τεμπέληδες;
12:47 Do Greeks live well? / Ζουν οι Έλληνες καλά;
14:06 Do Greeks live long? / Ζουν οι Έλληνες πολύ;
Greece is like the cool/chill guy from highschool that doesn't even try to fit in.
Facts! 😅👍🏻
The guy who needs psychotherapy right away
@@AristosPan ????
If you add all the taxi drivers, yes, we have many ancient philosophers😂😂
loool
That happens because taxi drivers have a lot of free time, doing nothing, waiting for customers.
Philosophy needs free time to think❤
As a greek person I once had a taxi driver whose seats' backs were filled with bottles of alcohol and all I can say is that the way he talked wasn't really philosophic 😂😂 But the rest of the taxi drivers I've met are so wise for absolutely no reason
@@diwnhs LOL
I was like 9 yo with my grandma and the driver stars talking to me about politicians, the people, our country...
As a non-greek one thing I wanna say "no one is as justified as greeks to be proud of their country and history" I myself am really proud and in love with this country its culture and history ❤️🇬🇷
As a Greek it is cool to hear this, we are very proud about our heritage but more importantly a true greek is proud of all things sciences, maths, history and arts. We think it is the pinacle of humanity. We are super proud of all the different greek ethno groups that have made us and love to share it with everyone as much as we love to learn about other cultures and people.
As a Greek I don't agree, other Greeks who think like often become fascists...
You don't know mate, you are deeply mistaken, I'm sorry! Greek here.
@@SafefromHarm yes I know i don't have to be greek to know and you are mistaken
@@cazwalt9013 no, only you.
As a Persian, I had the best time of my life in Greece. The people are very nice, the culture is wonderful, the history is rich and inspiring, and the art is legendary. It was the only country I cried for hours after my departure. I have been immensely immersed in Greek Mythology ever since my short trip to Athens, to the point that I can't focus on my dissertation anymore!
You are always welcome here ❤
@@vickytauf5440 thank you for your hospitality 🙏🏼
H ελληνική μυθολογία είναι η απόλυτη διατριβή οπότε καλά είσαι...
They are not islamophobic?
@@THEactiveSIDEofINFINITY I agree. Not only is it entertaining to engage in, it’s also quite educational and teaches you some great life lessons! (I apologize for not writing back in Greek… I’m a total beginner in the language)
My family are immigrants to the US from Iraq, but before my mom and aunt and grandparents came to the states, they were refugees in Greece for a couple years. My nana told me that the kindness and hospitality is unmatched, and she's never seen anything like it. She got in an accident and had to go to the hospital, but she couldn't drive, and she had two infant children with her, and she said people came together to help her get to the hospital and a Greek friend she made took care of her kids while she recovered, that they made sure her kids ate, were bathed, warm, everything. It was amazing to her.
I'm going in just a few weeks, now. I'm so excited to see where my family lived, and I want to try and meet the people that helped my nana. I've already felt a love for Greece because of how they helped my family while they fled, but I can't wait to see the beauty of it for myself.
i hope they don't disappoint you
Assyrian?
I hope you enjoyed your visit in Greece if you ended up going.
I don't understand a word, but I love the sound of this language.
where r u from?
Ωραία/nice
and you don't listen to Spanish
Im currently learning greek, basically just started and i can understand like 10% but its such a beautiful language to listen to
@bigjc5546 Jesus Christ loves you and died, rose from the dead, and ascended to heaven to pay for your sin! Turn to Him and you will walk in light and be saved. Read the book of John and Luke to see God's love for you!
1:53 "I think we should know our history before we can be proud of our history and our country"
That hit very hard and I think it's wonderful to hear these words spoken by a young person. Considering how in today's society people are so quick to praise their own culture, play victims, blame others, express opinions that are either xenophobic or racist, all without hardly ever picking up a history book in their lifetime.
So refreshing to hear someone say in the most respectful way possible: "educate yourself first".
Yes!
I'm an American learning Greek for a few months now. I searched "Greek" just to hear native speakers and your channel popped up first. I was surprised to recognize so many words. It almost seemed made for me. (Then I read your channel description.) Thanks for the footage!
2:51 this woman deserves all the joy in life.
Εύχομαι να είστε υγιείς και ευτυχισμένη
Thank you Greece for all your contribution to humanity. im English and i adore you all and your great history. Bravo Greece
Για την ερώτηση στο 2:00 "Αγαπώ αυτήν την πατρίδα, μισώ αυτό το κράτος"
Η 124η επανάσταση κατά των Οθωμανών οδήγησε στην ανεξαρτησία μας. Το τυχερό μας νούμερο 124.
For someone who is learning greek i am surprised by how fast some people speak
Us too!
Greek Cypriots speak twice as faster than that, I am Greek and have Cypriot friends and it's a bit difficult for me to catch up with them 😅
@@gkalenaki I don't think so. Cypriot accent is harsher and more intense. That makes it more hard to flow as fast. I think you are having some hard time to catch up because they use some unique shortcuts since Cypriot greek have unique words like that.
@@SIPEROTH one of my cousins is married to a woman from Cyprus, plus I have watched series from Cyprus. Therefore I am well aware of what I am saying
@@SIPEROTH As a Cypriot Greek, I can confirm I often have to consciously slow down for mainland Greeks to understand what I'm saying. And I have a lot less of an accent than most, people usually seem to assume I'm Dodecanese.
Living in the UK with an OK job, yes I have money to pay my bills and a little bit left to save (that is if I don't go out for coffee, drinks or food much) but I can't say that I have an enjoyable life. In Greece, things may be difficult for many but every time I am there, I never have the impression that people are miserable or unhappy (and I am not talking about tourist spots). It is possible to have fun and enjoy life in Greece, something that is very difficult up north for many reasons.
I totally agree about life in the UK. I feel the system makes you watch the clock and be ‘on time’ all the time. You finish work and have only an hour or maybe less to get to the shops and have coffee. This is too much stress. There’s a balance between employment rights of service workers and freedom of life that you get in Greece.
We are like that. We are optimistic that doesnt mean that we sont have problems
@@heidikapiri Optimism is not what transpires in the video.
Εδω εχουμε ηλιο ρε 300 ημερες το χρονο τι UK και παπαριες, καταθλιψη, μαυριλα. Και 5 φορες πανω το μισθο μου να μου εδιναν δεν εφευγα απο Ελλαδα 😁😘
I think this is a cultural thing and more or less it's the same for every Balkan nation. We have decided that happiness is for other people, but that doesn't mean we're miserable, we celebrate our misery :)
As a Greek, I won't say that I am proud to be Greek. I'll say that I am grateful to be a Greek. A Greek should feel proud, ONLY IF he lived and worked to maintain the culture, the knowledge, the tradition and customs, music, art, politics and the ethics that represent the Greek civilization. Indeed many of us are corrupted. There's a constant fight between the corrupted and the pure souls. And yes we are undisciplined on a small portion. But we are not lazy. Most of the people, here, work their asses off to maintain the necessary.
I'm greek-italian but live in the north of Europe, nearly all my life. There are a lot of things i love about Greece. But i don't like how animals are treated! Dogs spending all their life chained, or abandoned dogs and cats, starving on the streets etc. I hope the younger generation will do better.
@@Manu-ih7zf where in greece?that happens way less compared to other countries
It is a wise comment indeed! I dont know ehy people are proud that they are from a specific nation!
I've lived in Greece 6 years as a teenager. Some of my observations:
- I agree, the Greeks are not lazy, that's a false stereotype. Speaking of any nation as being lazy is itself a bit of a lazy thing to do. Laziness relates to energy levels, which relates to personal health, so it's a trait of the individual, a trait that should never be applied to any large group.
- With regard to pride: The Greeks are indeed very proud culture, in the chauvinistic sense. I believe this comes from their historic struggle for independence. It's been a form of resistance against assimilation by the Ottomans - a resolute belief that the Greek identity is worthy of preservation at all cost. So this pride has a noble historic origin in the nation's history of resistance, nonetheless it is out of place today. It is never a flattering look to have a superiority complex, and it is out of place in the modern era.
- Regarding hospitality: in-keeping with other Balkan cultures, the Greeks are very hospitable with guests and visitors, however they do switch to being intolerant, and their philoxenia can turn into xenophobia in the event that one is trying to actually stay and join Greek society. Acceptance of outsiders is of lower levels, and here Greece resides amongst a more intolerant and discriminatory league of nations. Again, there are deterministic historic causes for this.
*These are my observations based on my experience of living in Greece in the decade of 2000s, and are not to be seen in the context of present day socio-political trends, neither in Greece nor in the international context of socio-politics today*
@@alexverdigris9939 Yeah these are some valid observations that I also confirm they are legitimate. The Greeks are balancing between a traditional South European country with deep roots in Europe and modern way of life but carrying some caprices and bad habits. Greece has changed by far since the 2000s. Whole different world. The things are modernized and on some sectors we are very ahead of our time comparing to some other countries but the younger generation seems to be the biggest issue these days. The youngers are cooked. Turning to zombies from the social media while the young parents are discouraged to even have a second baby. As a Greek, Im not trying to be pessimistic but I see my country a graveyard the next 30 years. Capitalism and globalization is hurting us.
For me a Greek stereotype is that the men are super calm and silent whereas the women are full of energy and very talkative 😂❤
Spot on.
Yes my mom for example cause she has everything on her hands 😂 my mom is 57 she's a mother of 4 daughters, she's a grandmother of 9 kids (her oldest daughters married young & my mom gave her first birth 20 years old) and my mom now she has her pension,she helps my father in his job, looks her grandchildren her home her parents & father in law EVERYTHING she's a boss
@@ntenimarkorareincarnation4182 tell me she worked in public sector without telling me it.. 😂
Hahaha that's actually not far from the truth.
the men are super calm??? girl they all have anger issues lmao
I live on Ikaria and when someone dies at 70s we say 'oh he was young' 😝
Lol
Same in Sicily!
Οι πολίτες της Ελλάδας βρίσκονται στο υψηλότερο επίπεδο έκφρασης των ανεξάρτητων απόψεών τους στους ανθρώπους. Χαιρετισμούς από το Ουζμπεκιστάν στον ελληνικό λαό.
Χαιρετισμούς στο Ουζμπεκισταν, χαιρόμαστε που μας βλέπεις ! Μαριλου
@@EasyGreekVideos
Что такое Марилу ?
Я Hakimjon.
не Марилу.
@@EasyGreekVideosWAAFFAAAAAAAAAA!
@@usmonovhakimjon9458marielou is the name of the person that has this channel 😅
@@questmarq7901
😂 thank you, i understand you ✊
Οι Έλληνες είναι οι ωραιότεροι άνθρωποι που γνώρισα ποτέ.
I feel like Ive been stabbed in the heart
Thanks brother ευχαριστώ αδελφε
As a Greek I always say how proud I am of Greece
#1 🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷
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You have the right to be proud of your country. Your country is beautiful. Love from Saudi Arabia.
Take a shower and fix your unibrow
Restore Constantinople brother and dat sexy Anatolia 😞
@@rickyyacine4818 Delusional.
they are, more then us for sure lol, but who says it is a bad thing? Here in Serbia it is attractive when men is hairy, and weomen can shave it, so not a big deal Greetings for Greeks, we love you.
In all western world, until 90s, attractive men had hairs.
Now that the Asian power is rising, the trend is changing , and men are becoming like women...
3:12 καλό.ειναι.νακουγωντε.ολεσ.οι.γνωμεσ.αυτπ.δεν.υσχει
We Greek Americans refer to being late as "being on Greek time." As to philoxenia, I would say that I experienced both amazing philoxenia and the exact opposite when I lived in Thessaloniki. I choose to focus on the philoxenia! I have no actual blood relatives in Greece, but I feel like I have real family there, all because of the legendary philoxenia.
Jeez, a bad event can happen to everyone, it's no reason to bring the national average down which is at least 2 levels above anyone else. Next time you visit Thessaloniki, let me know in order to accommodate you. /s
as a greek american living in thessaloniki we should grab a coffee next time you visit
Thessaloniki is a city that's the issue. There is more philoxenia in non-tourist islands or villages
Well to be honest i have been to thessaloniki twice, indeed i found them pretty snob poeple in contrary to athens, espacialy my generation but they are not bad poeple, once you gain their trust they are one of the kindest poeples. It s just hard to meet them or approach them at first.
I've been brought up to be always on time. Have been living in the UK for decades and still don't see punctuality being the UK's strong point.
One of the thing I found very pleasing about this video, is the Greek language itself. I even begun learning (just reading) the language. Seems hard and easy at the same time. Anyways, interesting video! :)
Mediterranean people are hospitable. As a Turk, I have many Greek friends and we make racist jokes to each other all the time. Greeks understand humor and Greek women kind and beautiful.
God dammit. Turk again. Leave us alone, bro. Thanks.
@@hermespsychopompos8753 No 😵💫
@@turcopolo8231 But you want to kill all Greeks. You want to throw us into the Sea. So why are you stocking us even here?
@@hermespsychopompos8753 No man. why would i want to k’ll greeks? Do not believe the news in the media
@@turcopolo8231 It comes from your President and your minister of Defense. Who wouldn't believe it?
As the saying goes: "It's all Greek to me!" Love from Siracusa Sicily!!
Hi!
Τρελαίνομαι με τα βιντεάκια σας, και συγκινούμε. Ειδικά όταν βλέπω τον Πειραιά την Αθήνα που ζούσα 10 χρόνια, νοσταλγώ και θέλω να γυρίσω πίσω! Είστε φοβεροί και γουστάρω πολύ να σας βλέπω! Ευχαριστώ πολύ για την τρομερή δουλειά που κάνετε!!!!!
Συγκινούμαι
Love Greece Conustantinpol İzmir Adrena is Greece
From Azerbaijan🤝 🇦🇿♥️🇬🇷
F.. Azerbaijan is Armenia
I live in Izmir and I've never seen a Greek flag here. Are you sure Izmir belongs to Greece? :D Btw I love Greek people and culture. Even though our states argue all the time, as peoples we are friends. Loves from Turkey
@freddo_cappuccino But we're in 2023. The history can't be examined like "if this, if that". The story that you tell can be true but Greeks couldn't hold İzmir. So you can stuck in the history rumours or you can accept the truth that İzmir belongs to Turkiye. So, I live in İzmir, Türkiye. Have a nice day:)
I Love Azerbaijan as a greek bro 🇬🇷🇦🇿
@@avataraang6890No, we are not friends. We will be friends when you stop provoking us all the time. Real friends don't celebrate massacres. Greeks are no better. But, on a personal level we could be friends unless you start talking about politics and how you killed our ancestors. And us yours.
My dad's from Imathia and he's very patriotic, especially about Macedonia where he and my uncles were born, to the point where he and his brothers have a strong dislike for people from North Macedonia. I remember a couple years back my parents were watching the EuroBasket semi-final on TV between North Macedonia and Spain when my sister walked in and asked "who's losing? oh the macedonians nvm" and my dad scoffed, looked at her and said
"MACEDONIANS? WHAT MACEDONIANS!? I DONT SEE ANY GREEKS IN THAT TEAM! I SEE ONLY BULGARIANS FROM SKOPJE!"
It was the most hilarious rant ever, we all would not stop laughing and as you would expect my dad was rooting for the Spanish team the entire time and cheered like crazy when Spain won 😂
as he should
Makropoulos is for males.
You as female should be called Makropoulou
@@ΠάνοςΒασιλειάδης-ω7φ I’m from the US, those naming customs don’t apply here
@@nicolemakropoulos98 It is not just a custom, it is just what is the correct! For example Nicolas if for males, Nicole is for females, you are not called Nicolas are you?
And what do you mean those customs do not apply here? Then change the customs back to the original-correct ones!
@@ΠάνοςΒασιλειάδης-ω7φ You've clearly never been to the US, children born here are automatically given their dad's last name exactly as it's spelt no matter what the naming customs from outside countries say. Also why the hell would I listen to you? Im not gonna spend money to change the spelling of my last name in court for something so trivial, have a nice day
Eu vou começar a estudar grego 🥰 Amei o canal 💙 🇧🇷
E eu estou aprendendo português 😂🇧🇷💙
im hairy and from sweden and are thinking about relocating to greece due to the country being so beautiful, the people are so kind even though the financial crisis (in sweden the politicians blame all gangrelated crime on socioeconomic factors 🤦), the climate is top notch just a lovely beautiful country and ofcourse the women are beautiful aswell 😍
I was half-expecting you to write "I'm moving to Greece where being hairy is normal." :D You're welcome anytime!
@@EasyGreekVideos😆😆😆 thank you very much and hopefully people will se that it is not very unusal for a man to have quite a rug here and there 😄
@@EasyGreekVideos Sweden is also home to very hairy people. But for some reason, there's like a part of the country where people are not hairy at all.
1:15 μην υποτιμάτε την Ελλάδα και λίγα λέμε. Όταν έχεις μια τέτοια πατρίδα και απειλείται συνεχώς ΠΡΕΠΕΙ και να την αγαπάς και να την υπερασπίζεσαι και την ίδια τη χώρα και τη κουλτούρα της
Aρκεί να μη γίνεσαι μαλάκας και να υποτιμάς όλες τις άλλες χώρες. Εκεί είναι η χρυσή τομή.
Συμφωνώ!!!
Κουλτούρα λέγοντας εννοείς τα οθωμανικά μπουζουκοκλαρίνα ή τα τσιφτετέλια;
It’s very sad that English people are considered ‘ill-tempered’ or ‘quiet’. This is a common misconception which you can only see if you know both cultures (family on both sides, I mean). The English seem that way because it’s how we perceive we need to act around strangers (politeness) once you know us you’ll find us loud, warm and loving. My Greek family, love how warm my English family are. People everywhere have default stereotypes about other countries and they are largely perpetuated in our societies by people who’ve probably never experienced it for themselves. I blame the media a lot.
They asked this question in Athens, that's why. These people haven't really worked in the tourism industry and don't know British people. I'm from an island and worked in the tourist industry for years, and British people are the ones who make the most noise and are generally the "bad" kind of tourists here because they drink too much and party like animals. For me this isn't bad, I like lively people, however there are many extremes to this like violence and other bad acts. I also enjoy talking to them the most, probably because they can hold a conversation in English unlike other people from countries like France and Germany.
@@MementoMoriGrizzly sadly our tourists are generally awful. The island holidays are disrespectfully marketed and I feel sorry for the islanders. It’s the same with any society. We have our good and bad people. The cheap holidays tend to attract the bad.
@@MementoMoriGrizzly The person who answered that wasn't from Athens, but from somewhere in Macedonia. To be fair, I don't think we can judge people as a whole solely from how they behave when they are drunk. Indeed I have noticed that societies where people keep their distances from one another and have large social bubbles tend to overindulge in alcohol in a way societies like that of Greece generally don't, but I think that the quietness and loudness, depending on the blood alcohol level, of people such as Brits and Danes are both sides of the same coin.
I actually don't think that most Greeks think of the British as being "quiet" , if you've ever been to a Greek island that is touristy in anyway even if you are unfamiliar with British people or culture you would know better.
Lots of Brits are very social , warm and open people. The "cold" stereotypes in Greece are mainly about people from central and nothern europe mostly
@@t0rn British for most part can be really rude & super arrogant,I work in tourism & I was in London. Offcourse there are & educated classy sophisticated & chill out Brits too but I'm saying the majority!
Παιδια ειστε τελειοι ολοι σε αυτο το καναλι πραγματικα.Χαρουμενοι και πολυ ενθουσιωδεις με αυτο που κανετε και φαινεται οτι το αγαπατε. Συνεχιστε να βγαζετε αυτο υπεροχο περιοχομενο με τις τελειες ερωτησεις σας!!Δηλωνω μεγαλος φαν.
Να 'σαι καλά! 🙌🙌
I loved the guys on the bench.
I really like the greek word ραντεβού, it reminds me the word "rendez-vous" in French which means an appointement in English too ! I am happily surprised to discover similarities between french and greek language ! Cheers from France 👋🇫🇷
Well ραντεβού is a loan word and we took it straight from the french rendezvous i'm pretty sure
Haha it's so cute and hilarious you sre excited but actually it's because we borrowed it from french
Ραντεβού Γαλλικα ελληνικά συνάντηση θα πει
Oui, on la complètement emprunter du français comme plusieurs autres mots tel que: tête à tête, maquillage, déjà vu ( un classique celui là) le français est censé représenter ce qui est chic/classe donc il est pas rare aussi de voirs des magasins avec des noms français .
This is the exact same word, it's a loanword from the French language!
Σας ικετεύω, αγαπητοί Έλληνες φίλοι, μην γίνετε σαν την υπόλοιπη παγκοσμιοποιημένη Δύση. κρατήστε την υπερηφάνεια, τον πολιτισμό και κυρίως την πίστη σας. Αγάπη από τη Γαλλία
Please, how you pronounce KYNARA in greek?
kínara or kinára? Thanks
@@Fernanda-te1uv Woah, this was like 9 months ago. But it's kinAra
@@SakuraChu Thank you! 😊👍
surprising to me to see Koboloi's still being used by kids. I always thought it was just my papou!
"Kagoures" used it, kagoures are young thugs 🤟
Kompoloi is very much used by young kids, it's an excellent accessory btw
One of them was using his iPhone headphones as a komboloi. Did anyone else notice that? haha
@@ΔημήτρηςΠ-χ8θ young wannabe thugs*
@@wonderlandian8465 i never saw a young person with such accessory before this video
Stay undisciplined and loud! That is what will keep you safe from neoliberal hell.
Kissinger once said that because Greeks are undishiplined and the elit s plans for humanity would no be fulfilled, we need to destroy their knowledge for history and their language.Greeks would be the bad influence because of the values that passed on the world!The education since some decades ago,here in Greece has actually this target and our politicians do everything they can to be accoblished with the excuse of modernization!I m happy to see that the spirit is on and the only thing our youth needs is to r e a d for their culture to be inspired!Nothing else!No matter they do to break our spirit!!!Burnings,financial crisis,immigrants more than the population of Greeks due to plans etc.
και ομως ωραιες απαντησεις τα περισσοτερα παιδια και η κυρια.. υπαρχει ακομα μελλον τελικα δεν εχουμε τελειωσει ακομα.. ως ποτε ομως. μπραβο για την εκπομπη
Ευχαριστούμε!
In Australia, greeks are known to be very hard workers alongside Italians. Im pretty sure same in America.
About "Greeks being late", it is not as much as we are always planning to be there exactly on time. For example if we have a date at 17: 30, we will plan to be there exactly at 17: 30. If something happens in the meantime, we will be late *but* with an excuse.
Ελάττωμα είναι η αργοπορία, και μάλιστα όσοι το κάνουν αδιαφορούν για το άτομο που πρόκειται να συναντήσουν. Είναι τελείως αγενές, ειδικά από τη στιγμή που τις περισσότερες φορές (αν όχι πάντα) είναι στο χέρι μας να είμαστε στην ώρα μας. Την πρώτη φορά ίσως να δικαιολογείται. Δεν ξέρεις πόση ώρα ίσως να σου πάρει να φτάσεις. Από εκεί και πέρα όμως είναι απαράδεκτο.
@@div92 That's probably why you are stressed all the time , better to take it easy if your worth waiting for they will wait for you.
Nice episode! I especially like the references to Ikaria!
i just wanna say , that the video is very well done. Good quality content, subs for both languages, and nice and easy going , loved it
Thank you!
I love Greece, my daughters are half Greek and I’m trying to learn Greek. This channel is called Easy Greek and I had to lower the speed to 0.5 or 0.75, and still it felt too fast. Greeks talk really fast. That is not a stereotype, it’s a fact! How will I ever be able to understand this wonderful language when it’s spoken?
If you're learning any language, no matter which language it is, it will sound way too fast! Our videos feature natural language, but you can try our Super Easy Greek videos where we speak more slowly and which are better for beginners th-cam.com/play/PLA5UIoabheFNO4VVJO7qL5lu7kJofgu5s.html
My parents are from Greece 🇬🇷 I was born in America, my mom remembered Greeks in the past speaking much slower, notice the older man in this video! We have been to Greece several times, my mom swears the younger generation has been speaking much faster, she has a hard time understanding them. This interviewer is just used to it! So you are spot on!
Hmm, interesting... they sound like Spaniards, in the sense of accent and pronunciation I mean, that's prolly what Spaniards sound like to foreigners
There is a certain wisdom and liberalism in Greek society because they know their history lasting at least 3 thousand years. Don't be fooled by the religious element. The Greek people are one of the most Liberal-minded, tolerant peoples in Europe. For instance, divorcees can marry in church, unlike say the Anglicans. Married women keep their own surname..
The guy with the koboloi, was the most interesting.
I am from Greece and this wasn't a family it was a group of teenage friends
Which is really common thing to have among teenagers anyway it's ok that u made a mistake and i also think that we,Greeks are a lot proud for our country i personally think we must be proud in a certain point and not believing that we are the best country in the word and other bunch of stuff
@@CyberPrime56 Well as it has to do with history you are wrong.
@@NIKOS_GEROSIDERIS what do you mean by that
Dont be suprised but this is really common in here. A lot of teenagers are like this. Also a lot of them got the same beliefs like the guy in the right. Thats horrible if you ask me. Imagine saying that Cops are useless. It is common here in Greece to downgrade the national army culture religion and history.
A fact about Greece is that in politics we are very very inhibited "philosophers". Greece from 1830-2022 got mixed with politics so bad. We have many political events that changed Greece so much. Many civil wars and animosity dominated Greece. Greeks are extremists with football teams and political parties. For example there is a bunch of communists and leftists in every city and there are many rightists and nationalists. Extremism really took over Greece more than any other country today.
Τον Μάρκο τον θυμάμαι από ένα άλλο βίντεο γιατί έχει τις πιο ακριβείς απόψεις. 😄 Καλώς ήρθατε σε όλους!
ναι
όντως!
Greeks do live long they are known to have one of the healthiest cuisines in the world. Lifestyle also plays a crucial role.
Yep. Spending the day eating olives and not working. Seriously, that'll keep you alive forever.
@@pervisgavin1730 Much more than just Olives! And it takes a lot of hard work to collect and process those olivesn
The brunette is so beautiful and full of spirit ✨💯
Greece is a country that taught values such as democracy, politics, philosophy to almost all of Europe and the sad thing is that nowadays there is not a single one of them applied in the country.
Another stereotype - They talk way too fast, I don't know how you understand each other.
Like Markos says, we don't always, that's why use our hands a lot when we speak. 🤣🤣
@@EasyGreekVideos I am learning Greek for almost 5 months every single day on Duolingo, it looks fine while I do lessons in the app, but when I play your videos, especially these street polls I don't understand anything :) :) :)
We don't
@@ekspresija101 Duolingo doesn't prepare you for natural language.
It depends. Some people talk faster, others not so much. I usually talk in a normal pace, but I tend to speed up a lot when I am nervous or angry.
Such a beautiful people
1:21 thats what we call αλάνι (alani, cool guy who is hunging out in the streets but is not an asshole) in Greece!!!! you make me proud lil fellow!!
Most alania in Greece are assholes and people without manners.
I’m a Greek from Australia and I have noticed that the way young Greeks pronounce the letter R is different to what it has always been. It usually is a rolled R but now it is changing. Don’t know whether Greeks from Greece have noticed it.
Not aware of any shift myself
@@EasyGreekVideos our parents here in Australia don’t have that R. Films from the 80s and before don’t have it either
the girl at 5:30 smiles so good! she is gorgeous! i wish i knew who she was!
Μια γνώριμη φάτσα διέκρινα! :) Τέλειο βίντεο, όπως πάντα και πολύ ενδιαφέρον θέμα!
Ευχαριστούμε, Στέφανε!
''Αν δεν υπάρχουν φασίστες και μπάτσοι είμαστε πολύ περήφανοι''....Μπράβο στο παλικαράκι.
13:51 απίστευτη ομορφιά, γλυκομίλητη και με σωστές απόψεις. Πραγματικά ξεχωρίζει η συγκεκριμένη κοπέλα
συμφωνώ ανεπιφύλακτα
Please, how you pronounce KYNARA in greek?
kínara or kinára? Thanks
Here in Australia, there are many Greeks and children of Greeks (and grandchildren). One of my Greek friends who was born here to Greek parents came back from a visit to Greece and told me "sex is always on the mind of all Greeks". I told her "Ok, I'll take you at your word but I don't think that Greeks are the only ones like that" 🤣🤣🤣
@MlssenLook let's be honest ok who doesn't ?
I'm a woman, talking to a distant relative 20 years older than me, who I see once per year :
me : I had some health issues but I'm doing fine.
him: I think you need to find a man.
me: oh, I don't think I'm interested in getting married.
him : no, I mean sex. If you have good sex, your health will improve.
I don't think that these kind of conversations happen in other countries.
It's like "I have a headached" "Have sex and it'll pass"
Θα μας συγκρίνω με λαούς της ευρωπαϊκής ηπείρου:
Είμαστε λιγότερο τριχωτοί από τους Ισπανούς και τους Ιταλούς, λιγότερο περήφανοι για τη χώρα μας από τους Γερμανούς και τους Αυστριακούς, λιγότερο «φιλόσοφοι» από τους Γάλλους και τους Ιταλούς, λιγότερο φωνακλάδες επίσης από τους Ιταλούς, είμαστε πολύ καλύτεροι οδηγοί από όλους τους Βαλκάνιους και αρκετά καλύτεροι από τους Ιταλούς και τους Ισπανούς, είμαστε λιγότερο απείθαρχοι και διεφθαρμένοι επίσης από όλους τους Βαλκάνιους και τους Ιταλούς, είμαστε πολύ λιγότερο τεμπέληδες από τους Άγγλους και τους Σκανδιναβούς (οι περισσότεροι Έλληνες κάνουν πάνω από 1 δουλειά και αφιερώνουν αρκετά περισσότερες ώρες από τον επίσημο Μ.Ο. της Ε.Ε. στην κύρια εργασία τους).
Ναι, είμαστε αρκετά θρήσκοι, αλλά οι Σέρβοι και οι Βούλγαροι είναι περισσότερο, ναι, είμαστε αρκετά πιο φιλόξενοι από τους περισσότερους Ευρωπαίους (ίσως το μόνο που δεν είναι 100% στερεότυπο) και παρόλο έχω δει ψήγματα φιλοξενίας από Σουηδούς και Γάλλους που γνωρίζω λίγο καλύτερα, κανείς τους δεν φτάνει τη random γιαγιά από το random χωριό όπου σταμάτησες για WC και νερό, αλλά που δεν σε αφήνει να φύγεις χωρίς 2-3 τεράστια κομμάτια από την τέλεια πίτα που ξεφούρνισε 2 λεπτά πριν σου πιάσει την κουβέντα (και που μπορεί να ετοίμασε και να έβαλε στον φούρνο με το που σε είδε να μπαίνεις στο χωριό) και από τον random παππού στο καφενείο που αν δεν κάτσεις να πιείς έναν κερασμένο καφέ ή 3-4 τσίπουρα μαζί του, επίσης δεν σε αφήνει να φύγεις ή από τους γνωστούς, φίλους, συγγενείς που αν μάθουν ότι πήγες στην πόλη τους και δεν σε κοίμισαν σπίτι τους κάνουν 6 μήνες να σου μιλήσουν και ναι, ξέρουμε να περνάμε καλά ακόμα και χωρίς λεφτά επειδή είμαστε σε γεωγραφική τοποθεσία με καλύτερο καιρό, περισσότερο ήλιο και καλύτερες θάλασσες από τα περισσότερα ευρωπαϊκά κράτη, αλλά και πάλι το ίδιο κάνουν (και καλύτερα ίσως) και οι Ισπανοί και οι Ιταλοί και οι Μαλτέζοι και οι Γάλλοι της νότιας Γαλλίας.
Δεν ζούμε περισσότερο από τους άλλους ευρωπαϊκούς λαούς, αλλά ούτε και λιγότερο, είμαστε κάπου στη μέση (νομίζω 17η θέση ανάμεσα σε 40 κράτη, με τα πρωτεία για τη χώρα μας να πηγαίνουν στην Ήπειρο με μ.ο. τα 83 έτη).
Με λίγα λόγια, όλα αυτά είναι πράγματι στερεότυπα και οι Έλληνες είναι ένας μέτριος λαός χωρίς ακρότητες, με τα καλά και με τα άσχημά του, που ζει επίσης σε μια μέτρια χώρα επίσης χωρίς ακρότητες.
Exw gnwrisei ligous ellhnes pou ta kseroun auta, fainesai polutaksidemenos file mou! taksidevontas mathainoume oti den einai ola opws mas ta eipan!
Συμφωνώ απόλυτα - επιβεβαιώνω όσα λες και έχω ζήσει χρόνια έξω και έχω γυρίσει τη μισή Ευρώπη.
Συμφωνώ με όλα και έχω άφθονη εμπειρία από εξωτερίκο.
Δε συμφωνώ όμως με το συμπέρασμά σου.
Και μόνο αυτό που εξηγείς πολύ όμορφα για το θέμα της φιλοξενίας για τον random παππού και γιαγιά φτάνει για να είμαστε 2 σκαλοπάτια πάνω από όλους τους άλλους.
Η κύρια ακρότητα είναι ότι ο λαός της έχει απίστευτο μισογυνισμό. Εδώ στην Ισπανία είναι 50 χρόνια μπροστά στα θέματα φύλου, όλοι οι Έλληνες μετανάστες αυτό λένε.
Ναι, αλλά κερδίσαμε το EURO
Imagine knowing your ancestors once fought in a phalanx formation.
Greeks are not hairy, this applies more to persians and kurds.
I had friends, Greeks who studied in my town. They were all hairy and they told me Poles trihes, thermos andras.
Ναι ισχύει, εμείς οι Έλληνες άνδρες είμαστε τριχωτοί και θερμοί με τις γυναίκες, και ξέρουμε να ζούμε ακόμα και μόνο με τα απαραίτητα.
For sure these stupid stereotypes are not originated in the Mediterranean Region. We are a big family with a lot of history in common 🇬🇷🇮🇹🇹🇷🇪🇦.
As far as driving in Greece stop signs and actually stoping is optional 😅
In Greece we have flags in islands we are not like usa
I’m not Greek but I have a badge of the Greek flag on my backpack 🇬🇷 I have it there to remind me of the wonders and influence us humans can achieve
Phonetically, Spanish and Greek are similar, but just the way that they sound.
Not only! They have many more similarities that make each of these languages easy to learn for speakers of the other.
Love Greece and Greek People I'm From Iran
I wish Greece was our neighbor instead of Turkey
🇮🇷❤️🇬🇷
👋👋👍👍
😂😂😂
İran is living stone ages
Greeks do not like parsians (iranians
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Oh man, she´s adorable. You know the one.
Ο κύριος με την πορτοκαλί μπλούζα, η κοπέλα στο thumbnail και κανένα τρία άλλα άτομα τα είπανε ΌΛΑ στην κυριολεξία.
Αλλά ήτανε ένα απ'τα καλύτερα βίντεο ως τώρα στο κανάλι, μπράβο!
Μπράβο ρεε Μάγκα ωραία βίντεο Συγχαρητήρια σε όλους τους φίλους
2:05 wow, she's wonderful. So cute, so sweet ❤️❤️❤️
Agree hahah!
This is my daughter hahaha❤️❤️
She is really very very very beautiful !!!♥️
I know right??? And she's also gorgeous🥰
@@MarinaGou1 αν όντως είναι η κόρη σου να την χαίρεσαι... Μαζί με άλλους 2 έδωσε τις καλύτερες απαντήσεις
The greek bald man is very optimistic guy lol but he tells the truth too greetings from tunisian community in germany to all Greeks
You found the only non-Greek on this video to listen to. Wrong. He says “we are Balkans” while many other Balkaners believe it, when they actually come to Greece, they realize how different here the atmosphere is. The only correct term to describe Greece, Greeks, and the atmosphere here is, we're simply Southern Mediterranean Europeans, only. That's it. Take it however you want, whatever that means. If you actually walk in a Greek, Italian, and a Spanish city, you will essentially find not as many differences. Many more you will find in case you move from Greece to North, in Balkans.
Greeks are like Pakistani
The girl in black blouse has a very good and contagious mood.
I don't think there are too many flags. My brother visited Constantinople recently and told me that everywhere he looked, there was at least 1 turkish flag in sight.
Istanbul.
@@aliiozturkk
No such word exists in Greek.
@aliiozturkk
No such word exists in Greek.
@@theo9952 nobody gives a sh!t about a language who just spoken by 10 million people. Internationally, there is no place called Constantinople. It was before 1930. Move on stop yapping about your nationalism
@@theo9952 nobody cares a language that just spoken by 10 million people. That name historically refers to Istanbul. Not using anymore. Get over it move on
This video is a PERFECT example of Greece, full of "CHARACTERS" LOL, gotta Love them! 🤣
I really did fell in love with the girl in 0:45
She’s hot
"Why do Greek men wear gold chains?" "So they know when to stop shaving!"
😂😂😂
Just look at how many things in your daily life and language has it's roots in Greece.
A message to anyone who thinks we are lazy, have you ever tried to live with 800 euros per month while the rent to live in a house of 1 bedroom is about 300-400 euros? Have you ever tried to work 2 or 3 jobs to be capable of buy the necessary stuff for your family? Have you ever thought that retirement is a dream with no actual possibilitites? Welcome to greece
Τεμπέληδες όταν δεν πληρώνουν. Αν πληρώνουν δεν υπάρχουν πιο δουλευταραδες
Magnifique!
Στο 6:50 ποιος είναι αυτός που τα έγραψε αυτά; "Lazy, loud, undisciplined, corrupted, hairy and bad drivers" ? The fuck? Μας έβρισε όλους σαν λαός. Αλλα όχι, τουλάχιστον μας είπε φιλόξενους. Εντάξει μας έδωσε ένα κοπλιμέντο. Μην γίνομαι και εγω κακιά. Τι να πω...
Στερεότυπα είναι αυτά. Και ισχύουν σαν στερεότυπα. Ελληνίδα είναι η σχολιάστρια.
...οχι απλα bad drivers, τρισκακοι ειναι οι Ελληνες ειδικα Αθηνα και Θεσσαλονικη! Το καλοκαιρι που πηγα Αθηνα, ημουν αναγκασμενος να βλεπω καθε περιπου 2 ημερες ατυχημα, αρκετα απο αυτα ειχαν τραυματιες μοτοσυκλετιστες ή πεζο. Αναρωτιεμαι ακομα πως καθομουν αρκετα χρονια στο ιδρυμα και δουλευα delivery! Η καλυτερη κινηση το εξωτερικο.
Ευχαριστώ!
10:15 εεεε "διεφθαρμένοι" ρώτησε όχι "διεστραμμένοι". Το πήγε λίγο αλλού ο φίλος στην ανωμαλία 😂
Οχι φιλε μου απλα δεν γνωριζει την λεξη.
Stereotypes are a cosy way to reprimand someone when you have nothing tangible against the person. Every language have a panoply of derogative terms ready to serve stereotypes, but, well, those who judge others (unfavorably compared to one's self) are anxious for themselves. By the way, those proud for their nation are ignorant about history and content themselves with political fictions. Open-minded students of history are more reserved, as usually, praised leaders are proved (not so) little monsters and supposedly heroic nations follow suit - but, obviously, only the former get the lion's share of the profit letting bloodshed for the latter.
Είμαστε τόσο καλύτεροι που οι Έλληνες δημιούργησαν τους 2 απο τους 3 πυλώνες του δυτικού πολιτισμού όπως
είναι σήμερα οπότε είμαστε καλύτεροι και καλά κάνουμε και το πιστεύουμε γτ είναι η αλήθεια ! Μπράβο στην κυρία στο 1:28
“Αν δεν υπάρχουν φασίστες και μπάτσοι είμαστε πολύ περήφανοι„
Τα είπε όλα και ναι ζούμε πολλά χρόνια
Im in love with that one giggly girl 😅😊
Anastasia seni is too bitter🤣🤣
I think only native Greeks should be interviewed for these type questions.
Exactly
nationality or ethnicity wise?
I hate stereotypes. One size fits all.
Thanks for commenting on your break from the diner. Time better spent trimming your unibrow, but whatever bro. Do you
Τον άλλον τον πείραξε που κάνουμε τον σταυρό μας και ο άλλος ελπίζει στο μέλλον να μειωθούν όσοι είναι πιστοί. Έτσι μπράβο να υποστηρίζετε το δικαίωμα του καθενός να κάνει ότι θέλει ΕΠΙΛΕΚΤΙΚΆ.
Τη γνώμη του εξέφρασε, δεν θα εξαναγκάσει κανέναν.
υποστηριζουμε το δικαιωμα του καθενος , γιαυτο πρεπει να σεβεσαι οτι καποιοι δεν θελουμε να συντηρουμε οικονομικα μια θρησκεια στην οποια δεν πιστευουμε . ( μην ξεχνας οτι κανεις ποτε δεν στιγματιστικε στην Ελλαδα επειδη ηταν χριστιανός , ενω πολυ στιγματιστικαν επειδη ήταν αθεοι )
@@EasyGreekVideos και εγώ την γνώμη μου έγραψα όπως σχολιάζετε και εσείς ότι η Ελλάδα είναι πιο κοντά σε μουσουλμανικές χώρες σε ορισμένα θέματα ...τα "ελπίζω" και "εύχομαι" δεν είναι απλώς γνώμη. Λέμε κάτι που δεν τους αρέσει και λένε πώς θέλουν να αλλάξει. Τους ενοχλεί ότι κάποιος πιστεύει και θα ήθελα να αλλάξει σκεπτικό. Δεν είναι ωραίο κάτι τέτοιο και φυσικά υποκριτικό αν οι ίδιοι για άλλα θέματα λένε ότι ο καθένας μπορεί να κάνει ότι θέλει.
@@xalandriacab δεν σχολίασε κανένας κάτι σε σχέση με τα οικονομικά οπότε άκυρο το επιχείρημα. Γενικεύεις παρά πολύ την συζήτηση. Δεν μιλάω ιστορικά εγώ σχολιάζω απλώς την υποκρισία ορισμένων. Ο καθένας κάνει ότι θέλει και δεν τον αναγκάζει κάνεις σε οτιδήποτε. Αν εγώ πιστεύω δεν σε αφορά καθόλου εσένα και να λείπουν οι χαρακτηρισμοί όπως "κατάλοιπα" που είπε ένας. Δικαίωμα του καθενός λέγεται. Δηλαδή να αρχίσω να λέω και εγώ για την υποκρισία ορισμένων άθεων που όμως έχουν μίσος για όσους πιστεύουν και κάνουν λεκτικές επιθέσεις και προσβάλουν; Είναι ωραίο αυτό;
@@Ezio2713 αυτο σου εξηγω οτι οι αθεοι στην ελλαδα δεν πειραξαν ποτε τους χριστιανους σε κανενα επιπεδο , ενω οι χριστιανοι φορτωνουν οικονομικα τους αθεους και ιστορικα εχουν δεχθει στιγματισμο απο αυτους. εν ολιγοις οι πιστοι δεν εχουν και κατι να πουν για τους αθεους ενω οι αθεοι εχουν για τους πιστους. οι ανθρωποι απαντησαν σε κατι που τους ρωτησαν δεν τους ζητησαν να αναλυσουν το γιατι και το κανω εγω γιαυτους . δεν ακουσα καμια λεκτικη επιθεση η προσβολη απλα την γνωμη τους ειπαν .
Οι μεγαλύτεροι επιστήμονες εις τον κόσμον είναι Έλληνες
Those boys seem to have beef with the cops
Στην Αθήνα ή αστυνομία, πολύ συχνά συλλαμβάνει χωρίς κανένα λογο εφήβους συνήθως αγόρια. Η αστυνομία στην Ελλάδα έχει δολοφονήσει αγόρια από 14 χρόνων με το πρόσχημα ότι αντιστάθηκαν και τους επιτεθηκαν. Δυστυχως οι πικρές αλήθειες δεν αναφέρονται εδώ. Απλώς σου εξηγω
Τυχαία έπεσα στο κανάλι σου.. πολύ παραπληροφόρηση.. πουθενά αλλού στον κόσμο έχεις ταξιδέψει;;
what do you mean?
@@blammmed i am greek and i didn't understand 😂
Καλά θίχτηκε ο ελληνικός εγωισμός της
@@sativa4963 προφανώς
Οι δημιουργοί των συγκεκριμένων βίντεο δεν είναι Έλληνες και δεν έχουν κανένα ενδοιασμό στο να μας χαντακώνουν. Οι υπόλοιποι Ευρωπαίοι σε όλα μας ξεπερνάνε, είναι καλύτεροι άνθρωποι αλλά εμείς οι Έλληνες είμαστε ασ΄τα να πάνε. Λίγο-πολύ με αυτό το σκεπτικό λειτουργούν και δημιουργούν το οτιδήποτε δίχως δεύτερη σκέψη. Καλό είναι να συζητάμε, δε λέω, να αρχίσουμε να εμπιστευόμαστε ο ένας τον άλλο ώστε να πάει καλύτερα ο τόπος αλλά λίγη εύνοια για τη κοινωνία που ζεις δε βλάπτει.
2:13 πολύ όμορφη και έξυπνη η κοπέλα😅✌️
Poor countries usually are proud for something, i don't say that is bad or good but it's happening especially those countries who happened to have history in the past.
Being proud of something has nothing to do with being rich or poor as a person or a country. you must be confused somewhere inside you.
You are right!!!!
Poor people and non educated people are proud for their nationality.
As a Greek I am not proud for a random fact,my nationality.
And I am not rich!!!