gia sas kirioi,
ime apo ti thessaloniki apo tin ellada
ke tha episkeyto tin epomeni evdomada ti mosxa gia doulies.
tha ithela na xero an xriasto kapia exipiretisi giati de gnorizo ti mosxa kala
an tha mporousa na apeythintho se kapio tilefono apo esas.
exo eteria me paragogi esvterikvn porton.
an iparxi stin omogenia tis rossias kapios pou na endiaferete gia sinergasia ime para poli prothimos na exo kapia epafi mazi tou.
to tilefono mou ine 306944833114
nikos altis.
i am from thessaloniki
my name is nikos altis
and i will come for business in the fair of russia.
i would like to know if i will need sth because i not know the russia so good i can have a help of your club.
i will live for some days in moscow we can have a meeting.

Dear Greek Community of Pyatigorsk,
I think it is great that you have this webspace and that you keep your cultural life alive. I am from Germany and there also live many people from the former Soviet Union (just like in Greece & Cyprus). Just like the case with members of the Greek minority, also the German minority sometimes emigrated somemetimes stayed in the former Soviet Union. By the way, there is a sizeable Pontian community in Germany, which immigrated from Greece mainly in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s. However much of the younger people of the community is assimilated into the mainstream Greek society and cannot speak the Pontian dialect.
In any case, I wish you much luck with your organization and prosperous years to come.
I also find it good that you keep the Greek language and Pontian dialects vivid. I think it is an interesting cultural treasure for society. Now I am starting to learn Russian so as to learn more about this language and country, too.
Greetings,
Martin

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Hi everyone,
I plan to visit Russia next year(2008). I intend to take a couple of intensive russian courses(1 in Russia n 1 in Siberia). The couple of months that´s I´ll spend in Russia are part of a long trip around the world. I plan on coming back to Russia in 2009.I´d love to get some tips on:
1.what cities would be interesting to take an intensive russian course. I prefer to study in a city that´s got a beach, and the school,as well as the city itself, should charge reasonable prices.
2.what cities in Russia,Ukraine,Georgia,Armenia, Azerbaidjan, Turkmenistan,Uzbekistan,Tadjiquistan, Kyrgystan,and Kazakstan have active greek communities
3.what a foreign single guy should know who´s travelling around the ex-soviet countries.
Hope to hear from you all,
Yassou
Johnny(Yannis)

this is great please keep up the good work.

ls

would u kindly submit our site to yours?
thank you
Nicoletta Fotinos

URL http://fotinos.myv.nl/

thank you very much for the interesting informations of your website - would be nice if you could provide more actual information
regards
konstantin

For anybody wanting to communicate with Pontians all over the world, feel free to visit my new web forum.

http://www.pontosforums.cjb.net

I LOVE THIS PAGE. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.

I was in rostov and I did not know that there is a greek community there. Now I know better!!!! I am looking for an apartment to rent just for one month. It would be during the summer sometime.