The Greek diaspora in Toronto | Easy Greek 32

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Easy Languages is an international video project aiming at supporting people worldwide to learn languages through authentic street interviews and expose the street culture of participating partner countries abroad. Episodes are produced in local languages and contain subtitles in both the original language as well as in English.

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Camera: Fanis Sotiriou
Hosting & post-production: Dimitris Hall

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[VerbaleMondo]

Greek sounds like Spanish, lol. And it is so soothing. The words flow so good. I love it.

[ladiesdays]

Thanks for visiting! Sorry aboot the weather eh?

[ozpan]

This was a great episode, I am writing english as my Greek are gia klamatta, . In regards to a couple of the people you interviewed mainly the guy from kilkis, I moved up from the states and in less than 2 weeks had set up a lawncare and snow removl company, a delivery service together with a buddy of mine so there are ways to not only survive but also make some serious money. but if you except the state to bail one out it wont happen. Now granted you have t hussle to make it. In summary I think most of the Greeks that emigrate to the states or Canada are very poorly educated due to the Grek schooling and also as we are famous for our relaxing ways they see this as a wake up call. we left Greece many years ago in the late 60s and I love Greece in the summers but when it comes to creating wealth without kombina and the other ways we do business there Anyway Greece is great in the summer . Kudos to your channel great work guys

[marilenasala]

What a nice neighborhood in such a nice city ! Canada <3

[sarahhenning]

I really like your interview style, thanks for the regular videos! I saw that Easy French uploaded "What can you buy with 5€ in Paris". Would love to see an Athens Version of that. Another topic I would be interested in is: "Living on the countryside". How do People make a living there or do they just grow all of their own Foods. Especially as you see so many People moving away from Greece, like we saw in this video, I would like to know if growing your own food is a popular option to live. Maybe something for future videos

[jerometurner]

As for the comment around the mark 6:30 where the Greek American listener said they're American ... that is her personal view. It's not the view of all Greek Americans. I'm sure the same phenomenon can be found in Canada.

[sotoskun]

Υπαρχει τροπος να ερθουμε σε επαφη με την κοινοτητα στον Καναδα για δυνατοτητα μεταναστευσης?

[DonMrLenny]

2:50
in my country companies beg for mechanical engineers to work for them

[nathanaelitoel]

ήθελα να είμαι εκεί, απλώς το έχασα Coño χαχα

[donarw]

Εδώ, στο παγωμένο Quebec είμαστε και θα παραμείνουμε Ελληνες και τα παιδιά μας το ίδιο.

[hyacinthe]

Would've liked to have heard from real Greek-Canadians (young, born and raised there). Dimitrakopoulos from Kastoria was close enough, but he's old generation. The rest were Ελλαδίτες who can't really speak for what it means to be Greek-Canadian.

[Mateo-etwl]

These Greeks might be the most interesting thing in canada

[astav]

Εσυ Δημητρη ενας ξενος ζεις και εργαζεσαι στην Ελλαδα μας, ενω εμεις ζουμε και ποναμε για την Ελλαδα μας απο μακρια.Ειμαι στο"lucky country" αλλα μαλλον εσυ εισαι ο τυχερος.

[gia]

Τα Ελληνικά τους είναι τέλεια! Ούτε ένα λάθος δεν ακούς.

[Picosto]

I had a love / hate relationship with greek " canadians " ..Cant say they were very nice to me

[NikolaSekuloski]

No state, but bad quality life, ok, move to Vancouver, or the virgin islands, lands haha