Hi im Bryan and I am an Alcoholic ... wait wrong forum.
Hi I'm Bryan, had Dyspraxia all my life but only recently got official diagnosis after 25+ years fighting for it!
I am 28, from Scotland, a student studying a BSc(H) in Sustainable Rural Development.
A volunteer music tutor and a youth music project.
I am a Finland and Greece fanatic, and can speak at least 8 languages at varying levels (of course Finnish and Greek are in this list).
Want to know more just ask.
Ya sas
Moderator: Moderator Team
Re: Ya sas
Welcome to the forums or shd it be fora?).
Nice introduction and thanks for imparting your expertise on phpbb.
Is 'Ya sas' Greek for cheers?
Nice introduction and thanks for imparting your expertise on phpbb.
Is 'Ya sas' Greek for cheers?
Tom
Moderator/Administrator
With a foot full of bullets I tried to run faster but I just hobbled on to the next disaster.
(from Peter and the Test Tube Babies, Foot Full of Bullets)
Moderator/Administrator
With a foot full of bullets I tried to run faster but I just hobbled on to the next disaster.
(from Peter and the Test Tube Babies, Foot Full of Bullets)
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Slinky Siren
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Re: Ya sas
Nice to meet you Brian,
Cor talking so many languages, thats awesome. What is it about Finland that excites you? Is it because they are good at Stongman contests....
Cor talking so many languages, thats awesome. What is it about Finland that excites you? Is it because they are good at Stongman contests....
Re: Ya sas
Γεια σας (Ya sas) is Greek for Hello in formal tense
Γειά σου (Ya sou) is Greek for Hello in the informal tense
Γειά (Ya) is what I would say to my ex and my friends in Greece in the friend version of Ya sou.
See forums can be fun
Γειά μας (Ya mas) is what you are thinking of aka Cheers 
Also culture, lifestyle, people, living standards etc are what attracts me, my mindset is very Finnish and consider myself a Finn born in Scotland (I have no Finnish blood, relations etc)
Γειά σου (Ya sou) is Greek for Hello in the informal tense
Γειά (Ya) is what I would say to my ex and my friends in Greece in the friend version of Ya sou.
See forums can be fun
Γειά μας (Ya mas) is what you are thinking of aka Cheers Also culture, lifestyle, people, living standards etc are what attracts me, my mindset is very Finnish and consider myself a Finn born in Scotland (I have no Finnish blood, relations etc)