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What do you think about greek people..?

I'm asking cause im from Greece and i want to know what other people think about us....and... Greek hospitality?

It is well known that when you visit a Greek, you are going to be treated 

like royalty. They know how to make people feel special.

 Greeks have a reputation to upkeep of being the most hospitable people in the world, after all!

 When they have 'xeni' over, they will greet you with kisses and hugs, even if you haven't been invited and have turned up unexpectedly, or even

 if they have seen you earlier that day! Then one of the first things they will say will be "are you hungry?"

 They don't listen for the answer, as it is irrelevant. You are going to get food. If you even think about refusing, the host will be slightly offended but will manage to convince you to eat anyway.Greeks always get their way

. Before you have taken the last sip of your tea or coffee{frape}or the last crumb falls on your plate, you will have been offered a top up, or tea 

may have already miraculously appeared in your mug and more cake on your plate before you can even say "opa".

Maybe I'm just biased or maybe it's the truth, but next time you're visiting homes do some comparisons and decide for yourselves if Greeks really are the most hospitable people on earth!

Greece is living the most critical time in its history, but if a peoples’ government takes control, Greece has natural resources, tourism and shipping and will become competitive, able to develop its productivity and employment. Otherwise, Greek people and their country with its cultural history will be sacrificed for the sake of saving the Euro (which serves the interests of the developed European countries) from its doom. This is a historic time and Greeks should raise their heads with pride as they have always done

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