Thats true, doner kebab originates from the ottoman empire, and it was inspired from middle eastern food, but gyros was originally eaten in Greece since the ancient times and has changed a lot over the years. (my point is doner originates in Turkey and gyros in Greece)
Philosophy, Mathematics, Democracy, Astronomy, Mythology, Geography, History, Physics, Athletics, Music everything is Greek in this planet. Come and visit the place that the western culture was born.
03:13 GREECE HAVE THE LARGEST MERCHANT MARINE FLEET IN METRIC TONES. BIGGER THAN JAPAN. THIS MEANS THAT GREECE HAVE LESS SHIPS THAN JAPAN BUT THEY RE MUCH BIGGER. YES! THIS TINY DOT IN THE MAP...GREECE!
Who F cares??? They don't pay taxes, they don't sail under the Greek flag and most of the crew are from places like the Philippines. They have no connection to Greece apart from the few Greek families that own them.
Nice Video just put Things right ,Alexander the Great was a greek like the other greeks . The Word Makedonia IS greek . The Name Alexander is greek , his Father and Mother were greeks , Filipos and Olympia , his Grandfather Alexander the First . Took part to the olympic games , to take part first you had to proove to the judges (Elanodikes ) you have greek blood (ancestrys) , you speek greek , you have greek customs and morals, you honor the greek Religion. Otherwise you cant take part to the Olympic games . The citizens of Skopje are Albaninas , Bulgariens, gypsys , slavs and some greeks . So please dont disrespeckt our history and culture . Thank you ❤🇨🇾🇬🇷❤️
Ναι ρε! Ελλάδα 🇬🇷! Όλα! Μας βγήκατε τώρα όλοι καί ιστορική. Μάθετε πρώτα τήν δικιά σάς ιστορία. Εμείς τήν δική μας τήν ξέρουμε, δεν χρειάζεται ιστορικούς άλλο.
Proud to be Greek but its a right for everyone to be proud for his own country ... PS Italy (Romans) literally copy many things but they also contribute to the Western civilization
Gyros is a Greek (also Ancient Greek so more that 2.600 years old) word for going around things... this food also is made by PORK... guess what... ottomans don't eat it because of religion beliefs... so... what exactly we are questioning about??? (BTW the word Aegean is Greek too by king Aegeas and his sacrifice in it)
Hey guys don't over do it with Turkey ..as long as Cyprus is under occupation we truly cannot be friends ! As for the language and the influence and impact it has had all over the world, yes it is a truly one of a kind country!
In turkey gyros isnt made from pork as is in Greece. Its made of chicken and in skewers they put minced beef. On the other hand in Greece we have also chicken gyros but also we make lamb skewers chicken skewers even larger pieces of pork are stuffed in larger pitas and of course sold more expensive than plain pita skewers. Lately a store makes pita with small fishes in it like the UK (Atherina fish gavros fish and others).
Lol I heard a joke that God said to every nation to pick a part of the world until Saturday because at Sunday he will be resting. So they all pick (the full joke is funnier going into details of each nation etc) and Sunday comes, God sits to rest satisfied with what he accomplished until he heard some people outside shouting to open up and it's the Greeks saying they didn't wanna wait in line at first and then messed up the dates etc etc but God really had nowhere to put them, so because he liked them he gave them his favorite part of the world he had kept for himself
its the first country in Europe with 2.800 years policy history. HELLAS -(Greece) born everything in the west world and of course Alexander the Great is Greek the ancient Macedonia and today Macedonia is Greek place, the area name's North Macedonia is a Slavic area and for many century have Vardaska name . After have Skopje name. today N. Macedonia tomorrow how's now???
Slavic (north Macedonia )it an embarrassment to civilisation to history,misleading the world to fake make believe (nation) there is only one Macedonia the Greek speaking Macedonia ,Vardaska skipia they have no language,they using the kurilik dialect from Bulgaria and Serbia,they never had a spoken language of they own,it’s a building with out foundation ,it swings back and forth until is going to crumble to pieces,very soon.
To get to Alexandros the great in fact he was greek/hellenic. His mother was from southern epiros, the molossians and his father from argos ruling in makedonia, a name that is also greek meaning long refering to the rhodesian mointain chain. Makedonia under the romans was made bigger to the north so that the slawic/illyrothrakian people of north macedonia were called vardarska and skopje and later Macedonia by the bulgarians because after yugoslawia fell apart they thought: lets get a region called macedonia. After macedonia gained independence they had to change there flag with the sun of vergina (greek symbol) and name due to the prespa agreement where the traitor tsipras sold the name north Makedonia just like malakies watermelons. In a nutshell Alexandros( how he really was named) was a Hellene or greek as we now say due to the romans.
The Turkish version of gyros is kebab. It's not a matter of who invented it first, they are two different hings although they look alike. You gotta try them both, they taste amazing.
Since when did the Greek origin of Alexander the Great became debatable? Because of a a small country that appeared out of Yugoslavia fancying themselves as Macedons a few decades ago? Give me a break, it's not even a joke.
At 0:33 you mean Döner but it’s not the same. It’s very thin sliced and it’s mostly made from beef or lamb mince meat, while yiros is made from pork and since about 15 years ago also a chicken variation.
Well, I am a Greek born permanent resident of its capital, Athens, or Athina (Pronounced Atheena). To the best of my knowledge, Gyros (Pronounced Yeeros) is an adaptation of the middle eastern dish called shawarma, or doner kebab. Can't really tell you which country it originated from though. The flatbread we use is not found anywhere else and is thicker and fluffier than its Turkish counterpart. The Turkish use lamb or chicken, while we Greeks use pork or chicken. Prevalent toppings of our dish are tomatoes, onion, tzatziki, parsley, fries, lettuce and mayo-mustard sauce. Just don't expect to find all of those in a single example, as some are never combined together. As to which is best, it's up to anyone's personal preferences, but I have had Turkish several times and enjoyed it as much as our local style.
Turks as Nomadic Tribes from Mongolian steppes didn't have recipes so they stole all the byzantine Greek recipes and renamed them!! Thats the truth we have documented facts about all this
I never tried the Turkish version of common dishes, but i know for sure that they use far more spices than ours in Greece giving a heavy odour. Ours is more clean meat taste.
Turkish food also has a mass amount of meat and white bread and oils compared to greek food, where depending on region, they mainly consume fish, honey, a variety of vegetables, yogurt, wheat and wine.
@@Heyurgirlistotallyrandom we are actually eating the same just like you wrote for your own food, that's why i mention in the earlier post spices which are different.
Τhe Zagori region is one of the most beautifull in the entire world in natural beauty with even guiness world sites, some notable are Vikos Gorge, the dragonlake of Timfis and the forest of stone, also the villages on that region are insane and all the mega rich people have homes there. There is also the dark side to Greece`s food which is regarded as one of the best and healthiest in the world: 1) Patsas (easily the most discusting food ever made in the entire mankind, by smell alone) 2) Snails (which are super tasty even tho i never tried duo to how discusting they look but the 100% of people who tried them started to eat them) 3) Soup with the head of the animal in it. Oh i actualy almost puked as i was writting this comment cause of imagry, let`s stick to gyros oh boy (which yes we invented it as more than 99% of food in turkey as the real turks did not even have a cucine other than horse on fire etc, they stole everything from Byzantium (aka medieval Greece).
Gyros = 🇬🇷 Bougatsa = 🇬🇷 Loukoumades = 🇬🇷 Spanakopita = 🇬🇷 Tsoureki = 🇬🇷 (with word origin from 🇹🇷 but their corak is so different) Frappe = 🇬🇷 Horiatiki = 🇬🇷 Feta = 🇬🇷 Spoon sweets = 🇬🇷 Karythopita = 🇬🇷 Lagana = 🇬🇷 Tiropita = 🇬🇷 To all the turks who say the greeks copy 99% of their cuisine, this is my evidence to you. Greek cuisine has its differences.
Very old video with many things missed... Imagine he doesn't say almost anything about CRETE...If you come to Crete you will understand what i mean... greetings from Chania Crete...
The back in your day you ruined my day is something we young greeks use a lot on our previous generations. So spot on that he must have some friends from greece.
@@skoy21 Dont know why you did but its at 18 maybe you where close to the age of 18 maybe thats the reason. Fuck up in the paper work happens all the time.
Turkeys call it Doner, Greeks call it Gyros. But there are slide differences. Doner is from Pork or Lamb. (Both are from Lamb) but Gyros can be made from Chicken too. If we say the Lamb version is the same to Turkey and Greece, the Turkish version is from Pork and Greek version is from Chicken. But the original is from Lamb.
Turks don't eat pork. Pork gyros can be found only in Greece. It's not allowed to muslim people to eat pork. Turkish doner is made from lamb and/or calf. Greek gyros is from pork and chicken gyros is something that you can find the last 40-45 years and not before. Gyros and doner are two different type of food products and not the same. Both of them uniq.
Your whole comment is pure confusion. Muslims don't eat pork, their donner is either from lamb or chicken, and Gyros is made from either pork or chicken. There is no Gyros with lamb (at least in Greece), it started as a lamb doner imported from Germany, but due to health inspections they found people were putting even newspaper in the doner to cut costs, so they banned it and souvlatzidika shops in Greece invented gyros after that.
Dude pls. You said that "the Turkish version is from Pork and Greek version is from Chicken" THAT's confusing and false. You also said that " started as a lamb doner imported from Germany". LOL Also confusing and false... Gyros and doner are 2 different products. The coocking process is the same. Doner came to Greece in 1922 with Greeks that came from western Turkey. (not from Germany!!!!!) During the dictatorship in Greece a law forbidded the use of minced meat in doner (1967) . It was then when the pork gyros replaced the doner. Chicken gyros came at early''s 80s as an option for people who don't eat pork.
@@MatthewP-Gr We are two different people, I didn't say Turks eat pork, that's funny as fk, I said the Doner as you know it now, originated and got popularised in Berlin from Turkish immigrants, because Germans have this quick lunch mid work mentality. Doner existed long before, but it was not a sandwich, just a plate with stuff. The rest you said were the same as mine.
the biggest micoception about greece is the asumption that greece was small and the greek was just a small population similar to today, which is totally wrong. greek had 10 fold population in ancient times and was reduced over the millenias slowly but steadily into the todays numbers through conquests and invasions from east and west which reduced the population through converting to different religions and assimilation . greek lived in large numbers from france to italy to greece to anatolia to asia to africa. after the greek world was assimilated into the roman empire the greek ethnic group became the biggest and dominant ethnic group in the roman empire and in 4th century it became pretty much the ruling party of the roman empire and in 6th century switched entirely the official language of the roman empire from latin to greek. today most former greek live in turkey with about aprox 20 million islamized of greek descend and palestine south italy and partly egypt. the reason why so many greek lost or forgot their ethnic roots is because of the concept in the middleages to define a nation by its religion and not by their ethnic group. to be a greek u had to be roman and u could be only roman if u was christian, it was the defining factor after the islamic conquests. therefore many greek who was occupied by islam had to chose either hardships and slavery due to their christian beliefs or switch to the new power and like most ppl in the world do even toay most chose the easy way. large numbers in todays arab nations are of greek descend and not arabs.
The difference between the Greek yeeros as its right pronunciation is with its Turkish equivalent is the meat which is pork mainly but has various meats also such as sheep meat and chicken with bacon in its latest version, greetings from Greece!
11:06 NO! He did not led the revolution, he was the first (and best) governor of the newly created country, AFTER the revolution... Big error this one...
A NOTE ABOUT THE POWER OF THE HELLENIC LANGUAGE. 1957 I always wished to address this Assembly in Greek, but realized that it would have been indeed "Greek" to all present in this room. I found out, however, that I could make my address in Greek which would still be English to everybody. With your permission, Mr. Chairman, I shall do it now, using with the exception of articles and prepositions, only Greek words. Kyrie, I eulogize the archons of the Panethnic Numismatic Thesaurus and the Ecumenical Trapeza for the orthodoxy of their axioms, methods and policies, although there is an episode of cacophony of the Trapeza with Hellas. With enthusiasm we dialogue and synagonize at the synods of our didymous organizations in which polymorphous economic ideas and dogmas are analyzed and synthesized. Our critical problems such as the numismatic plethora generate some agony and melancholy. This phenomenon is characteristic of our epoch. But, to my thesis, we have the dynamism to program therapeutic practices as a prophylaxis from chaos and catastrophe. In parallel, a Panethnic unhypocritical economic synergy and harmonization in a democratic climate is basic. I apologize for my eccentric monologue. I emphasize my euharistia to you, Kyrie to the eugenic and generous American Ethnos and to the organizers and protagonists of his Amphictyony and the gastronomic symposia. 1959 Kyrie, it is Zeus' anathema on our epoch for the dynamism of our economies and the heresy of our economic methods and policies that we should agonize the Scylla of numismatic plethora and the Charybdis of economic anaemia. It is not my idiosyncrasy to be ironic or sarcastic, but my diagnosis would be that politicians are rather cryptoplethorists. Although they emphatically stigmatize numismatic plethora, they energize it through their tactics and practices. Our policies have to be based more on economic and less on political criteria. Our gnomon has to be a metron between political, strategic and philanthropic scopes. Political magic has always been anti-economic. In an epoch characterized by monopolies, oligopolies, monopsonies, monopolistic antagonism and polymorphous inelasticities, our policies have to be more orthological. But this should not be metamorphosed into plethorophobia, which is endemic among academic economists. Numismatic symmetry should not hyper-antagonize economic acme. A greater harmonization between the practices of the economic and numismatic archons is basic. Parallel to this, we have to synchronize and harmonize more and more our economic and numismatic policies panethnically. These scopes are more practicable now, when the prognostics of the political and economic barometer are halcyonic. The history of our didymus organizations in this sphere has been didactic and their gnostic practices will always be a tonic to the polyonymous and idiomorphous ethnical economies. The genesis of the programmed organization will dynamize these policies. Therefore, I sympathize, although not without criticism on one or two themes, with the apostles and the hierarchy of our organs in their zeal to program orthodox economic and numismatic policies, although I have some logomachy with them. I apologize for having tyrannized you with my Hellenic phraseology. In my epilogue, I emphasize my eulogy to the philoxenous autochthons of this cosmopolitan metropolis and my encomium to you, Kyrie, and the stenographers. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xenophon_Zolotas
Wth economic miracle?!?!?!?!?! You mean they are slowly recovering from the debt crisis, and their gdp is increasing? Also their debt to gdp ratio has decreased slightly a few years to this day, but still has a long way of improvement.
@Heyurgirlistotallyrandom We mean fastest growing economy in Europe with the biggest growth percentage. Unemployment rate to be the lowest in the last 20 years. Great interest for foreign investment in different sectors. The debt is being repaid way ahead of its deadlines etc etc... Greece is doing very well
Philosophers prepared the way for Christianity. The Gospel was written in Greek and spread throughout the world. Then the Greeks proceeded to enlighten the Slavs as well.The Greek language, however, has a "language" from the Fiery Tongues of Pentecost! The doctrine of our faith no language can render. That is why God saved and the Old Testament was translated by the Septuagint into the Greek language and the Gospel was written in the Greek language...
You have only been in Athens and you saw the bright blue sea? Dude...I hate to spoil it for you but Athens isn't near the sea...you might have been standing in a fountain or something.
Actually. Normally people assume like me, that young people have no clue. And it struck me. What I knew when I was 16. basicly the same as youth today. If you have no interest, in a subject you dont bother. Even with internet. But if you wish to learn .. alot easier. And to theese young boys. USA was buldt on Hellas just as much as Rome
Omg you guys….. how can you even think to compare gyros with this turkish thing called kebab …. You better go and find on your own… and if you think you’ve tasted gyros but that was out of Greece then you haven’t eaten gyros yet
He mentions Turkey to have some more archaelogical sites than Greece but missed to point that those in Turkey are also greek hahah
Greek and Italians
Turkey essentially does not have civilization... Only wars and death
GYROS IS GREEK NOT TURKISH! Cheers from Greece
Thats true, doner kebab originates from the ottoman empire, and it was inspired from middle eastern food, but gyros was originally eaten in Greece since the ancient times and has changed a lot over the years. (my point is doner originates in Turkey and gyros in Greece)
17:09 YES CYPRUS. CYPRUS IS GREECE WITH DIFFERENT NAME...IF YOU DONT BELIEVE ME LISTEN CYPRUS NATIONAL ANTHEM...YES ITS THE GREEK NATIONAL ANTHEM.
Philosophy, Mathematics, Democracy, Astronomy, Mythology, Geography, History, Physics, Athletics, Music everything is Greek in this planet. Come and visit the place that the western culture was born.
I live in a village 15 minutes away from mount Olympus. If you ever come here let me know and guide you!🇬🇷
And now, you know you can also add hospitality in the list :)
Please tell me the name of your village....
He forgot to mention that every archaeological site in turkey it's made by greeks
Alex the Great
03:13 GREECE HAVE THE LARGEST MERCHANT MARINE FLEET IN METRIC TONES. BIGGER THAN JAPAN. THIS MEANS THAT GREECE HAVE LESS SHIPS THAN JAPAN BUT THEY RE MUCH BIGGER. YES! THIS TINY DOT IN THE MAP...GREECE!
Who F cares??? They don't pay taxes, they don't sail under the Greek flag and most of the crew are from places like the Philippines. They have no connection to Greece apart from the few Greek families that own them.
He forgot to include Maria Callas on the list of notable Greeks.
and Vangelis Papathanasiou !
Nice Video just put Things right ,Alexander the Great was a greek like the other greeks . The Word Makedonia IS greek . The Name Alexander is greek , his Father and Mother were greeks , Filipos and Olympia , his Grandfather Alexander the First . Took part to the olympic games , to take part first you had to proove to the judges (Elanodikes ) you have greek blood (ancestrys) , you speek greek , you have greek customs and morals, you honor the greek Religion. Otherwise you cant take part to the Olympic games . The citizens of Skopje are Albaninas , Bulgariens, gypsys , slavs and some greeks .
So please dont disrespeckt our history and culture . Thank you ❤🇨🇾🇬🇷❤️
Ναι ρε! Ελλάδα 🇬🇷! Όλα!
Μας βγήκατε τώρα όλοι καί ιστορική. Μάθετε πρώτα τήν δικιά σάς ιστορία. Εμείς τήν δική μας τήν ξέρουμε, δεν χρειάζεται ιστορικούς άλλο.
One more piece of information about the Greek flag. The Greek flag has 9 lines, 5 blue and 4 white, symbolizing the words Freedom or Death!
Ong guys, when you said "jairo" instead of "gyros", 😱
Funny kids❤
Proud to be Greek but its a right for everyone to be proud for his own country ...
PS Italy (Romans) literally copy many things but they also contribute to the Western civilization
Gyros is a Greek (also Ancient Greek so more that 2.600 years old) word for going around things... this food also is made by PORK... guess what... ottomans don't eat it because of religion beliefs... so... what exactly we are questioning about??? (BTW the word Aegean is Greek too by king Aegeas and his sacrifice in it)
Hey guys don't over do it with Turkey ..as long as Cyprus is under occupation we truly cannot be friends ! As for the language and the influence and impact it has had all over the world, yes it is a truly one of a kind country!
In turkey gyros isnt made from pork as is in Greece. Its made of chicken and in skewers they put minced beef. On the other hand in Greece we have also chicken gyros but also we make lamb skewers chicken skewers even larger pieces of pork are stuffed in larger pitas and of course sold more expensive than plain pita skewers. Lately a store makes pita with small fishes in it like the UK (Atherina fish gavros fish and others).
Lol I heard a joke that God said to every nation to pick a part of the world until Saturday because at Sunday he will be resting. So they all pick (the full joke is funnier going into details of each nation etc) and Sunday comes, God sits to rest satisfied with what he accomplished until he heard some people outside shouting to open up and it's the Greeks saying they didn't wanna wait in line at first and then messed up the dates etc etc but God really had nowhere to put them, so because he liked them he gave them his favorite part of the world he had kept for himself
its the first country in Europe with 2.800 years policy history. HELLAS -(Greece) born everything in the west world and of course Alexander the Great is Greek the ancient Macedonia and today Macedonia is Greek place, the area name's North Macedonia is a Slavic area and for many century have Vardaska name . After have Skopje name. today N. Macedonia tomorrow how's now???
❤from 🇬🇷😊
Slavic (north Macedonia )it an embarrassment to civilisation to history,misleading the world to fake make believe (nation) there is only one Macedonia the Greek speaking Macedonia ,Vardaska skipia they have no language,they using the kurilik dialect from Bulgaria and Serbia,they never had a spoken language of they own,it’s a building with out foundation ,it swings back and forth until is going to crumble to pieces,very soon.
❤ Μακεδονία 🇬🇷❤️
Ελληνική πέρα ός πέρα 💋
To get to Alexandros the great in fact he was greek/hellenic. His mother was from southern epiros, the molossians and his father from argos ruling in makedonia, a name that is also greek meaning long refering to the rhodesian mointain chain. Makedonia under the romans was made bigger to the north so that the slawic/illyrothrakian people of north macedonia were called vardarska and skopje and later Macedonia by the bulgarians because after yugoslawia fell apart they thought: lets get a region called macedonia. After macedonia gained independence they had to change there flag with the sun of vergina (greek symbol) and name due to the prespa agreement where the traitor tsipras sold the name north Makedonia just like malakies watermelons. In a nutshell Alexandros( how he really was named) was a Hellene or greek as we now say due to the romans.
well we are not a country that has 248 years on his belt so.... thats why we have made such huge contributions to the world.
Γειά σου 🇬🇷. Σωστός.
Come to Greece folks
The Turkish version of gyros is kebab. It's not a matter of who invented it first, they are two different hings although they look alike. You gotta try them both, they taste amazing.
oh my the way you kept mispronouncing gyros at the beginning
The initial reference was from the movie "Grease" which is pronounced just like...
If you want to get to know Greece you have to live in Greece we are a small country but there is a lot to see and learn
Since when did the Greek origin of Alexander the Great became debatable? Because of a a small country that appeared out of Yugoslavia fancying themselves as Macedons a few decades ago? Give me a break, it's not even a joke.
At 0:33 you mean Döner but it’s not the same. It’s very thin sliced and it’s mostly made from beef or lamb mince meat, while yiros is made from pork and since about 15 years ago also a chicken variation.
About the economy part. That video is pretty old, economy does a lot better right now.
ουτε καν αυτο που λες
Πλάκα μας κάνεις τώρα!!! Σε άλλη χώρα ζούμε εμείς;
Yes because of mass tourism and shipping, however greece still need to improve.
Κυριάκο ? 😂😂😂
@@IliasSkouras
Well, I am a Greek born permanent resident of its capital, Athens, or Athina (Pronounced Atheena). To the best of my knowledge, Gyros (Pronounced Yeeros) is an adaptation of the middle eastern dish called shawarma, or doner kebab. Can't really tell you which country it originated from though. The flatbread we use is not found anywhere else and is thicker and fluffier than its Turkish counterpart. The Turkish use lamb or chicken, while we Greeks use pork or chicken. Prevalent toppings of our dish are tomatoes, onion, tzatziki, parsley, fries, lettuce and mayo-mustard sauce. Just don't expect to find all of those in a single example, as some are never combined together. As to which is best, it's up to anyone's personal preferences, but I have had Turkish several times and enjoyed it as much as our local style.
Turks as Nomadic Tribes from Mongolian steppes didn't have recipes so they stole all the byzantine Greek recipes and renamed them!! Thats the truth we have documented facts about all this
omg I am from Greece and I love your kpop reactions
I never tried the Turkish version of common dishes, but i know for sure that they use far more spices than ours in Greece giving a heavy odour. Ours is more clean meat taste.
Turkish food also has a mass amount of meat and white bread and oils compared to greek food, where depending on region, they mainly consume fish, honey, a variety of vegetables, yogurt, wheat and wine.
@@Heyurgirlistotallyrandom we are actually eating the same just like you wrote for your own food, that's why i mention in the earlier post spices which are different.
gyros is pork and doner is 50% minced meat and the other hals is lamb or beef so its a huge difference
@@HeyurgirlistotallyrandomMost Greeks use the Mediterranean diet, as the most healthy diet in the world.
@@Komdwy yup 🗿🇬🇷 🥗
Τhe Zagori region is one of the most beautifull in the entire world in natural beauty with even guiness world sites, some notable are Vikos Gorge, the dragonlake of Timfis and the forest of stone, also the villages on that region are insane and all the mega rich people have homes there.
There is also the dark side to Greece`s food which is regarded as one of the best and healthiest in the world:
1) Patsas (easily the most discusting food ever made in the entire mankind, by smell alone)
2) Snails (which are super tasty even tho i never tried duo to how discusting they look but the 100% of people who tried them started to eat them)
3) Soup with the head of the animal in it.
Oh i actualy almost puked as i was writting this comment cause of imagry, let`s stick to gyros oh boy (which yes we invented it as more than 99% of food in turkey as the real turks did not even have a cucine other than horse on fire etc, they stole everything from Byzantium (aka medieval Greece).
Gyros = 🇬🇷
Bougatsa = 🇬🇷
Loukoumades = 🇬🇷
Spanakopita = 🇬🇷
Tsoureki = 🇬🇷 (with word origin from 🇹🇷 but their corak is so different)
Frappe = 🇬🇷
Horiatiki = 🇬🇷
Feta = 🇬🇷
Spoon sweets = 🇬🇷
Karythopita = 🇬🇷
Lagana = 🇬🇷
Tiropita = 🇬🇷
To all the turks who say the greeks copy 99% of their cuisine, this is my evidence to you. Greek cuisine has its differences.
What about the frog-legs?
Also snails best served with tsipouro! 👌
@@HeyurgirlistotallyrandomAnd Baklava (Koptoplakous)
@@Komdwy baklava is most definitely turkish, it was invented by the ottomans.
Patsa with hot pepper flakes and vinegar is delicious.Its the Greek version of the Mexican menudo.
Greece made gyros and souvlaki🇬🇷🇬🇷 turkey made the kebab
15:55 DID YOU KNOW THAT EX-WWF DAVID BAUTISTA HES HALF GREEK-HALF PHILIPPINO? AT HIS ARM HE HAS BOTH GREECE AND PHILIPPINES FLAGS IN TATOO.
Cool guys like you always welcome in our country!!
Very old video with many things missed... Imagine he doesn't say almost anything about CRETE...If you come to Crete you will understand what i mean... greetings from Chania Crete...
Μπράβο εξαιρετικό βίντεο!!!!!!!!!
The back in your day you ruined my day is something we young greeks use a lot on our previous generations. So spot on that he must have some friends from greece.
You forgot demis roussos among the artists
...and the musician Vangelis - what a guy!!!
i can help you with climbing olympus summit Mytikas, since its an every year must for me
Just subbed...Gr8 job guys
Conscription in the Hellenic military starts at the age of 18 years old not 16 FYI.
I went at 17...
@@skoy21 Dont know why you did but its at 18 maybe you where close to the age of 18 maybe thats the reason. Fuck up in the paper work happens all the time.
Αυτό το βίντεο παίζει να έχει μαζέψει μόνο Έλληνες 😂🇬🇷
Turkeys call it Doner, Greeks call it Gyros. But there are slide differences. Doner is from Pork or Lamb. (Both are from Lamb) but Gyros can be made from Chicken too. If we say the Lamb version is the same to Turkey and Greece, the Turkish version is from Pork and Greek version is from Chicken. But the original is from Lamb.
Turks don't eat pork. Pork gyros can be found only in Greece. It's not allowed to muslim people to eat pork. Turkish doner is made from lamb and/or calf. Greek gyros is from pork and chicken gyros is something that you can find the last 40-45 years and not before. Gyros and doner are two different type of food products and not the same. Both of them uniq.
Your whole comment is pure confusion. Muslims don't eat pork, their donner is either from lamb or chicken, and Gyros is made from either pork or chicken. There is no Gyros with lamb (at least in Greece), it started as a lamb doner imported from Germany, but due to health inspections they found people were putting even newspaper in the doner to cut costs, so they banned it and souvlatzidika shops in Greece invented gyros after that.
Dude pls.
You said that "the Turkish version is from Pork and Greek version is from Chicken"
THAT's confusing and false.
You also said that " started as a lamb doner imported from Germany". LOL Also confusing and false...
Gyros and doner are 2 different products. The coocking process is the same. Doner came to Greece in 1922 with Greeks that came from western Turkey. (not from Germany!!!!!) During the dictatorship in Greece a law forbidded the use of minced meat in doner (1967) . It was then when the pork gyros replaced the doner. Chicken gyros came at early''s 80s as an option for people who don't eat pork.
@@MatthewP-Gr We are two different people, I didn't say Turks eat pork, that's funny as fk, I said the Doner as you know it now, originated and got popularised in Berlin from Turkish immigrants, because Germans have this quick lunch mid work mentality. Doner existed long before, but it was not a sandwich, just a plate with stuff. The rest you said were the same as mine.
the biggest micoception about greece is the asumption that greece was small and the greek was just a small population similar to today, which is totally wrong.
greek had 10 fold population in ancient times and was reduced over the millenias slowly but steadily into the todays numbers through conquests and invasions from east and west which reduced the population through converting to different religions and assimilation .
greek lived in large numbers from france to italy to greece to anatolia to asia to africa.
after the greek world was assimilated into the roman empire the greek ethnic group became the biggest and dominant ethnic group in the roman empire and in 4th century it became pretty much the ruling party of the roman empire and in 6th century switched entirely the official language of the roman empire from latin to greek.
today most former greek live in turkey with about aprox 20 million islamized of greek descend and palestine south italy and partly egypt.
the reason why so many greek lost or forgot their ethnic roots is because of the concept in the middleages to define a nation by its religion and not by their ethnic group.
to be a greek u had to be roman and u could be only roman if u was christian, it was the defining factor after the islamic conquests.
therefore many greek who was occupied by islam had to chose either hardships and slavery due to their christian beliefs or switch to the new power and like most ppl in the world do even toay most chose the easy way.
large numbers in todays arab nations are of greek descend and not arabs.
Greeks are Gods blessed people (not everybody of course) and also sunshine blessed people 😊😊😊😊😊
No people are Gods blessed people
The difference between the Greek yeeros as its right pronunciation is with its Turkish equivalent is the meat which is pork mainly but has various meats also such as sheep meat and chicken with bacon in its latest version, greetings from Greece!
Greek food and Turkish food: both excellent
it is pronounced giros btw as if you say gift.also the sound if the original video is kinda too low :p cheers on the reaction
11:06 NO! He did not led the revolution, he was the first (and best) governor of the newly created country, AFTER the revolution... Big error this one...
Gyros traditionaly is being made with pork... souvlaki also with pork.
Turkish are muslims, they don t eat pork.... They use lamb and call it kebap
A NOTE ABOUT THE POWER OF THE HELLENIC LANGUAGE.
1957
I always wished to address this Assembly in Greek, but realized that it would have been indeed "Greek" to all present in this room. I found out, however, that I could make my address in Greek which would still be English to everybody. With your permission, Mr. Chairman, I shall do it now, using with the exception of articles and prepositions, only Greek words.
Kyrie, I eulogize the archons of the Panethnic Numismatic Thesaurus and the Ecumenical Trapeza for the orthodoxy of their axioms, methods and policies, although there is an episode of cacophony of the Trapeza with Hellas. With enthusiasm we dialogue and synagonize at the synods of our didymous organizations in which polymorphous economic ideas and dogmas are analyzed and synthesized. Our critical problems such as the numismatic plethora generate some agony and melancholy. This phenomenon is characteristic of our epoch. But, to my thesis, we have the dynamism to program therapeutic practices as a prophylaxis from chaos and catastrophe. In parallel, a Panethnic unhypocritical economic synergy and harmonization in a democratic climate is basic. I apologize for my eccentric monologue. I emphasize my euharistia to you, Kyrie to the eugenic and generous American Ethnos and to the organizers and protagonists of his Amphictyony and the gastronomic symposia.
1959
Kyrie, it is Zeus' anathema on our epoch for the dynamism of our economies and the heresy of our economic methods and policies that we should agonize the Scylla of numismatic plethora and the Charybdis of economic anaemia. It is not my idiosyncrasy to be ironic or sarcastic, but my diagnosis would be that politicians are rather cryptoplethorists. Although they emphatically stigmatize numismatic plethora, they energize it through their tactics and practices. Our policies have to be based more on economic and less on political criteria. Our gnomon has to be a metron between political, strategic and philanthropic scopes. Political magic has always been anti-economic. In an epoch characterized by monopolies, oligopolies, monopsonies, monopolistic antagonism and polymorphous inelasticities, our policies have to be more orthological. But this should not be metamorphosed into plethorophobia, which is endemic among academic economists. Numismatic symmetry should not hyper-antagonize economic acme. A greater harmonization between the practices of the economic and numismatic archons is basic. Parallel to this, we have to synchronize and harmonize more and more our economic and numismatic policies panethnically. These scopes are more practicable now, when the prognostics of the political and economic barometer are halcyonic. The history of our didymus organizations in this sphere has been didactic and their gnostic practices will always be a tonic to the polyonymous and idiomorphous ethnical economies. The genesis of the programmed organization will dynamize these policies. Therefore, I sympathize, although not without criticism on one or two themes, with the apostles and the hierarchy of our organs in their zeal to program orthodox economic and numismatic policies, although I have some logomachy with them. I apologize for having tyrannized you with my Hellenic phraseology. In my epilogue, I emphasize my eulogy to the philoxenous autochthons of this cosmopolitan metropolis and my encomium to you, Kyrie, and the stenographers.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xenophon_Zolotas
you destroyed everything when you said something abou, turkish. i m taking back the finger up.
the reason women are not allowed to go to the holy mountain is because it is dedicated to the virgin,btw amazing video
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0:32 GREEK YERO ONLY !!!! DONT SAY THAT AGAIN :D
Great video but the economic data on this is very outdated. This was the case over 10 years ago. Now Greece is the economic miracle of Europe
ναι εχουμε πλουτισει ξαφνικα ολοι μας
Wth economic miracle?!?!?!?!?! You mean they are slowly recovering from the debt crisis, and their gdp is increasing? Also their debt to gdp ratio has decreased slightly a few years to this day, but still has a long way of improvement.
@Heyurgirlistotallyrandom We mean fastest growing economy in Europe with the biggest growth percentage. Unemployment rate to be the lowest in the last 20 years. Great interest for foreign investment in different sectors. The debt is being repaid way ahead of its deadlines etc etc... Greece is doing very well
both gyros are great
Might be a Grease reference, like the musical
Philosophers prepared the way for Christianity. The Gospel was written in Greek and spread throughout the world. Then the Greeks proceeded to enlighten the Slavs as well.The Greek language, however, has a "language" from the Fiery Tongues of Pentecost! The doctrine of our faith no language can render. That is why God saved and the Old Testament was translated by the Septuagint into the Greek language and the Gospel was written in the Greek language...
Gyros is similar with Turkish kebab i think they call it. But is not the same i think Turkish people prefer food more spicy.
man at least reduce the background noise
Yi-ros or Gi-ros not TZYROS
guys i believe the vid you are using as guide is quite old :)
Gyros > donner but each is a good substitute for the other. The difference is close enough to just be a matter of preference.
YOU DON'T SAY Jairo .THE LETTER - G-yro MUST SOUND LIKE THE Y ON THE WORD YES. It is called Yiros .You order a - pita with yiro- !!!
You have only been in Athens and you saw the bright blue sea? Dude...I hate to spoil it for you but Athens isn't near the sea...you might have been standing in a fountain or something.
Syri i kaltër = Blue eye is not in Greece
Actually. Normally people assume like me, that young people have no clue. And it struck me. What I knew when I was 16. basicly the same as youth today. If you have no interest, in a subject you dont bother. Even with internet. But if you wish to learn .. alot easier. And to theese young boys. USA was buldt on Hellas just as much as Rome
Ευτυχώς που ήρθε η Μαρίνα για να γνωρίζεται την ομορφιά της Ελλαδας
And it pronounce Geros with e .
The Turkish doner does not contain pork
0:36 Greek ofc
Bump the volume of the video up and turn your mic's off in the edit when you don't speak, at least try to make your videos better ☺
Its not gyro its yeeros
Γυρος Gyros is the round in greek
Yeero... andd it's pork.. Turks copied it,cz they were Nomads from Mongolia, that arrived to Asia Minor in 10th C AD
For me is a greek gyro.
είμαι Έλληνας
Geography Now! Turkey (Türkiye) reaction pls 🇹🇷🖤🇬🇷
I see what y did there. But i aint going to gaslight cause i got a point today.
@@ENGAM ? Having good relations with a neighbour a bad thing?
Omg you guys….. how can you even think to compare gyros with this turkish thing called kebab …. You better go and find on your own… and if you think you’ve tasted gyros but that was out of Greece then you haven’t eaten gyros yet
am a greek the best is the greek gyros and one think not joke with gyro is gyro no gairo
ΕΛΛΑΣ...ΠΑΝ ΜΕΤΡΟΝ ΑΡΙΣΤΟΝ
Ναι yes
Gyros is way better then doner kebab
A Greek version ευρο
Giros
tziairos haa haaa haaa 😂 funny language
volume is too low ...
ITS YIRO!!! NOT GYRO!!!!!
wtf is a kebab... greek tzatziki only rahh
learn how to pronounse gyros because it should not should like that
Former Arvanite Republic 😂
turkalbanian alert 🤣
Geros malaka😂