The language is Pontic Greek (ποντιακά), a variety of Greek spoken mainly in northern Greece, and also in parts of Turkey, Russia, Ukraine and Armenia.
Well you fooled me! I was sure it was a man speaking so even if I gad seen this video on the screen, I probably wouldn’t have listened to it, since I was looking to see a man speaking. Good job!
Sounds very much like Greek, but maybe it’s some non-standard dialect. No idea which one, though.
Since Greek has been suggested could it be Griko (Greko) from southern Italy OR Arbëresh (Albanian) also spoken in southern Italy?
It’s a Greek dialect for sure. I can hear a French j sound which occurs in Pontic Greek , but…I don’t know really.
I guess is a dialect of Greek, maybe Griko???
Could it be MODERN Greek and we’re overthinking things?
I don’t think this is Griko (or Tsakonian) . It’s Cypriote Greek in my opinion.
The language is Pontic Greek (ποντιακά), a variety of Greek spoken mainly in northern Greece, and also in parts of Turkey, Russia, Ukraine and Armenia.
The recording comes from YouTube:
Well you fooled me! I was sure it was a man speaking so even if I gad seen this video on the screen, I probably wouldn’t have listened to it, since I was looking to see a man speaking. Good job!