CYPRIOT GRAMMAR

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I would have married if but I do not want to. It would have been better if I took a walk. Until I come to school, I will be very late. I wish that you will remind me. 33.8.3. Translate the following sentences in the Future Subjunctive Aorist. I hope that you are taking care of yourself. I wish that you would hang out with me. I wish you would come. 116
Chapter 34: Basic Phrases & Vocabulary: Food, Drinks, Plants, Fruit, Trees and Animals Cyprus comparatively with other islands around the world is quite small however Cyprus boasts a vast biodiversity of fauna and flora because of its varrying climate regions raging from the relatively wet and sunny western and mountaineous regions of Cyprus to the drier and sun-scorched regions in the east. This has created distinct regions within this small islands that are affected by different climatic conditions. In the same way its topography, with its Troodos and Pentadaktylos mountains and the Karpasia peninsula, has created rather isolated regions which benefited in the creation of numerous indegenous plants and animals raging from Cypriot vultures in the Northwestern regions to midget donkeys along the Karpasia peninsula and camels in the southeast; from drought resistant plants and trees in the eastern regions to dense pine tree forests on troodos mountain. 34.1 Τα Χτηνά - The animals Τζ’είνον τζ’ικάτω ήντα χτηνόν έναι? Μα φαίνεσται μου πως έν... What is that animal over there? I think it is… Πετεινός = Rooser Όρνιθα = Chicken Γάρος = Donkey Μούλα = Mule Άππαρος = Horse Κάμηλος = Camel Κούελλα = Sheep Κατσέλλα = Cow Αίγια = Goat Ρίφιν = Goatlet Σ’οίρος = Pig Λόττα = Female Pig Σ’ιρίν = Piglet Κουνέλλιν = Rabit Σ’ύλλος = Dog Κάττα = Cat Πουλλίν = Bird Πεζούνιν = Pigeon Περτίτζ’ιν = Chukar Σ’ήνα = Goose Γάλος = Turkey Παπήρα = Duck Ορνίας = Eagle Γύπας = Vulture Φραγκολίνα = Black Francolin Κουκκουφκιάος = Owl Στρούθος = Sparrow Σ’ελιόνιν = Swallow (Διπλο)Σ’αχίνιν = Hawk Γεράτζ’ιν = Hawk Τζ’ίκλα = Song Thrush Τζ’ικλογέρακος = Song Thrush Hawk Λαός = Hare Αγρινόν = Mufflon Φάσα = Wild pigeon Μπεκάτσα = Woodcock Μουγιανούιν = Reed Warbler Νεραλλίιν = Common Sandpiper Μελλισσοφάος = Bee-eater Σαρσέλλιν = Teal Θαλλασονέρουππος = Kingfisher Τρασ’ήλα = Skylark Ανγκαθθοπόντικας = Wild Mouse Ποντίτζ’ιν = Mouse Ποντίκα = Rat Μούγια = Fly Σκνίπα/Κουνούπιν = Mosquito Αλιζαύρα = Troodos Lizard Σ’ελεντρούνα = Lizard Σ’ελώνα = Turtle Κουρκουτάς = Sling-tailed Agama Κκατσ’όσ’οιρος = Porkupine Πιρπιστρέλλος = Bat Ακκανομούττας/Χαμολγιός = Chameleon Τσιριπίλλα = Cockroach 117
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Nobody loves me. Έσ’ει καν
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