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What language's do Greeks speak?
They speak Greek.
Is the name pistachio italian?
Sort of. The English spelling "pistachio" does come from (old) Italian pistacchio, but the word is much older than that. The Italian word came from the Latin pistacium, which they got from the Greeks, who called it pistákion, and they got that name (along with the nuts, themselves) from the Persians, who had been cultivating them since prehistoric times.
Does greek and Italian haved similarities?
Well, thats true. The Italians are a 'western version' of the greeks with both genetical similarities and cultural.People in both countries are open-hearted, friendly, and have very good relations with each other. Especialy south Italy, where a strange language exists, said to be a mixure of greek and italian (Calambrian) Italy was colonised by the Greeks in ancient times (the ancient greek name for italy was 'Megalh Ellada' which means 'Great Greece'), the result of which would be that greek and italian have many cultural similarties.
Are Greeks Roman?
No, Greeks are not Roman. Greeks are the people of Greece, an ancient civilization that predates the Roman Empire. Romans are the people of Rome, an ancient civilization that grew to prominence after the Greeks.
Did the ancient Greeks speak Latin?
No, the ancient Greeks did not speak Latin. Latin was the language of the Romans, while the ancient Greeks spoke Greek.
Are Greeks and Italians similar?
No more similar than every Italian is to every other Italian.
What did Greeks use as cooking oil?
Olive oil, Greeks also extensively grew olives, and traded for Italian grapes
What three groups inhabited the Italian peninsula?
Greeks, Latins, and Etruscans
What three groups battled for early control of the Italian Peninsula?
The Latins, battled with the Greeks and the Etruscans for control of the Italian peninsula
Who are the darkest Europeans?
Italians and Greeks. Although, Italian people are the darkest Europeans.
Who established colonies on the island of Sicily and the southern Italian mainland?
The Greeks established colonies on the island of Sicily and the Latina established the southern Italian mainland
Who establish colonies on the island of Sicily and the southern Italian mainland?
The Greeks established colonies on the island of Sicily and the Latina established the southern Italian mainland
What language's do Greeks speak?
They speak Greek.
Romans defeated the Greeks in Latium?
No, there were no Greeks up in Latinum at the time Rome was emerging. The Greeks were down south around the heel and sole of the Italian peninsula's "boot" and on Sicily. The Romans conquered the Latinii who where the people in Latinum, the section of the country where Rome is located. They also had to deal with the Etruscans in and around Latinum.
Who set up colonies in the southernmost part of the Italian peninsula in ancient times?
The Greeks set up colonies in the seventh and eighth centuries. Most of the Greeks gave up their language and culture, but a few thousand speak "Griko," a dialect of Greek.
Who ruled the Italian peninsula before the Romans took over in 509 BC?
Before the Romans took over the Italian peninsula, Italy consisted of a multitude of different peoples. The main forces were the Etruscans and the Greeks, who had a foothold in the extreme south. However there were others as well, such as the Latins, the Samnites, the Gauls and the Oscans.
Why could the Roman empire unify their peninsula but the Greeks could not?
Rome unified the Italian peninsula first by conquest, then by offering Roman citizenship. The Greeks were established in independent city-states at rivalry with each other and in regular warfare, with shifting alliances, and so had no intention of unifying.
