Songs of Constantinople/Istanbul Greek Turkish Shared Musics
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One of the most popular songs among the Greeks of Istanbul and the general area of Marmara was "Tou Psara O Yios", the Son of the Fisherman who goes out to catch some fish and catches three beautiful girls, one from Galata, one from "Poli" (Stamboul) and according to the local tradition of the singer maybe one from Nihor(i). It is either played as a Hasapiko dance or a Syrto dance (and some places as a Kalamatianos))
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İSTANBUL!!!!! STİLL aren't understanding....
I have to inform you that in greek the city is called Kostantinupoli. In turkish Istanbul. If you wanna refer to the city name before Ottoman period Istanbul does not exist yet, so then you have to use Kostantinupoli or the oldest nans Vizantion. Is about how a launguage ues a word and how the collective memory of a country works. For example, when you call a greek in englih is "greek", in turkish is "yunan" and in greek is "hellinas" or "Hellin". So, most turkish are toucht wrong.
If for example there's a greek song about that city even if it is international or not, will be still called Kostantinoupoli. If a Turkish writes a same song is Istanbul
You said:
''Pondiac greeks have suffered the most by Ottomans and Turks. So do not search for respect in their words for the turkish nation'' I think you should say the same against me if you wait for respect from Turks! COME ON, and I think this guy is a Pontian from Turkey. And I dont think your presiden
t have the balls to say Konstantine to our leaders!
OK OK I understand you. UHAUHAA. Im serious cant stop uhauaha. I will ask you again pls say again. huahuaha. am serious. OK OK my friend thanks :D uahuaha you are funny. Your style of comment let me laugh UHauhaa. OK my friend you win the discussion uhauha. YOu are good uhauah.
You fu..ed the conversation to death...hhahahahaha...
ayti i diamahi guro apo tin taytotita,
ola ayta ta pou ,pos,kai giati!
me koyrazei i anthropini vlakeia
The name Istanbul is Greek. But Turks are the owners. (BTW) Istanbul was Islambul but later changed to Istanbul. Nothing to do with Greeks but if you think its Greek your problem...
ēn póli < Yun eis t
ēn póli şehir içi, iç şehir, Galataya kıyasla İstanbulun sur içi bölümüne verilen ad & Yun e
ís iç + Yun ē pólis şehir, özellikle Konstantin kenti, İstanbul " eis+, politik