I don't understand the analogy. What Jewish characters are on most Cartoons ?
Also, your reasoning is fractured. "Greek" means 'from' someplace, but Jewish doesn't.
If it's true that there are Jewish characters in most cartoons, then you'd want to ask why there are not Baptist, Catholic, Baha'i, Hindu, Yo Tai, Methodist, Amish, Lutheran, Quaker, Mormon, Muslim, Adventist, or Wiccan.
Asking for Greek, Russian, Jamaican, Japanese, Maori, Uighur, Arab, Ethiopian, Polynesian, French, German, or Irish is what some people call 'non sequitur', but to me it's just fractured logic.
And for that matter . . . how would you count a Greek Jew ?
Most cartoons that are made, like the Rugrats or South Park or Family Guy, are a reflection of modern society as seen through an intentionally distorted prism. The makers of these cartoons have experience with Jews on a day-to-day basis since a disproportionate percentage of workers in Hollywood and Silicon Valley are Jews. As a result, there is usually one Jewish character or jokes at Jews' expense in the cartoon's alternate prism of reality. Conversely, there is not a large Greek population in these same areas, so it does not factor into the cartoons. It is also noteworthy that most families in cartoons (if those cartoons are made for an American audience) are majority Christian for the same reason; it is a reflection of the society where the cartoonist comes from.
The ancient Spartans spoke Dorian Greek, a dialect of ancient Greek language. Modern Spartans, like most other modern Greeks, speak modern Greek with the usual regional variations. ..
You could create a comic with drawings representing Greek Gods and Goddesses and the characters following a version of the story.
Ephesus (the modern town of Selçuk in present-day Turkey.) that is where her temple is
It depends upon the interpreter; influenced by what artist or writer the modern day focus is upon.
In ancient greek times it was to honer Zeus but modern is to carry on tradition and let athleats compete against each other
It was the first system of characters for phoenetic writing, on which Greek, Latin and modern European writing developed.
by watching cartoons
Greek, via Latin.
NO!
Michaels is a Greek origin name, does anybody know, if she is from greek descent?
The original Hebrew name of Mark is unknown. In Modern Hebrew, he's called Markos (מרקוס) which is just his Greek name.
The characters in Greek fables, specifically those of Aesop, are animals.
Jewish - Passover Feast Greek - Community involvement Roman - Worshiping in Spirit
With: μέ After: μετά (Modern Greek)
No, he was of jewish orgin
Rachel is a Jewish name
'It was' translates to 'itan' in an English keyboard, and 'ήταν' with greek characters. I am native Greek