What did the Greek bring to the United States of America??????????????????????????????????????????????????????
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The concept of Democracy was started by the Greeks.
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Greek is a language...
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You can email me through Y! Answers whenever you want or have a question or you just want to write something in Greek and I can correct it if you want. I don't know how good greek you know, so let me know if you understand all I write. But the best way to learn correctly is 1. have courses. 2. read books. 3. speak to greek relatives. 4. watch greek TV
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I used to be in a fraternity as well (and it was also not the typical). I don't tell anyone about it now. It's not as important in the real world as most greeks would have you believe.
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You don't say! I'm greek too and I totally agree with you. But in our country there is a huge misconception of the church's role throughout history. It is thought to be one of the nation's "saviours" during the "Greek Independence". Of course that never happened, but it's a big discussion...I'll just confine myself to say that greek state and church MUST be separated, but I'm afraid that this won't ever happen...The Church is a very strong lobby and even worse it has an intimate relationship with the present government. State and Church share the same interests...Τόσο απλά.
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I clicked on the link, but I saw that you had already been helped!\n\nPerhaps Odesseus/Ulysses was a comic hero?  I mean, come on!  A big wooden horse to defeat the Trojans?  Somehow I think this was a play on Trojan ego...  Was the giant wooden horse compensating for something?  Sorry.  I love double meanings...
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I believe that it was influenced.It is sometimes visible in the arts.The Mycenaean Greeks of the 2ND millennium b.C. did sail to Egypt and exchanged goods. Chronologically Egypt comes first,then Greece,then Rome.
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The Wikipedia entry is quite informative: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greece.\n\nYou can also check out the CIA World Factbook: http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/print/gr.html
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Too bad I don't live in NY.\nBut u could always come to Greece...
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it only sounds weird because you're so used to God bless America, also, the Greeks would say it in Greek, and it might sound better
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Try getting a sampler plate of traditional greek and turkish food (both are fairly similar with key differences)  Ask the resteraunt if you can order a little of everything.  They should be able to cut you a deal.  Particularly cool if you want to do it in traditional greek style and rather then have it plated for you you have it all laid in serving dishes on the table and pass it around thanksgiving style.  This encourages communication and socialization in a time that, in American tradition, is normally kinda quiet.
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Ancient Greek society was very experimental.  Therefore, it is rumored that many "gave the other team" a try.  From there I'll allow you to use your own imagination.
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Google for transliteration, NOT translation. If there is such a site, it'll give you the Greek words using the English alphabet.
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If it's for school, forget it.  There is no such thing as a free Latin/Greek translator.  There are too many things in Latin and Greek where you have to know things like the sex of the subject, how many there are, stuff like that that usually just doesn't matter in English.  If it's just words you're trying to translate, then I suggest just dictionary.com  It'll show you what Latin or Greek word something comes from (though remember, most of English is actually derived from German).
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http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/USAEireland.htm
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You are generalizing all Americans into one catagory which is wrong. Even though your opinion doesn't concern me or very much matter I believe you really need to further your education. Let's see what you can do in 8th grade. I agree that there's a lot of people from all different countries who are lame excuses, not just America. Furthermore, if you really look into history, you will see that Americans are a spin-off of those countries over there. England, France, Germany, Finland, Norway, Africa, etc. We have as U.S. Citizens - Japanese, Chinese, Somalians, Russians, Australians, Lebanese, Mexicans, Puerto Ricans, Canadians, Austrians, Bosnians, Africans, Finnish, Norwegians, French, English, Greek, Irish, Dutch, New Zealanders, Polish, Lithuanians, Scots, Spanish, Portugese, and many others from all different countries. Maybe that's why we are blessed. So when you put America down, you're messing with a lot of different Nations. America pays out of the a** for helping different countries and they should consider themselves blessed to have a friend that will do that and is able to do that. So if other countries would just stay out of our pockets and not concern themselves with the money we waste and think of a way to come up with their own we wouldn't have to spend so much on them. And we could spend it on hot air balloons or something....\n\nI was wrong, you are right. It's all about money. I was laying in bed last night and came to this conclusion since I remembered the plight of the Native Americans and how they were all sent to reservations to live and given commodities to live. The BIA lost 20 billion that was suppose to be for the tribal lands with no clear explanantion of where it went. Now that the Tribes have casinos the Government wants a cut of that money too. Enough will never be enough. I also aplogize for my sarcasm. I get carried away from myself sometimes. I was going to edit this last night but the electricity went out and I was left in the dark. Hmmmm......
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No, but I can teach you Greek.\nEise koukla.