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Does "Greek" mean "lives in Greece" or "ethnically Greek"?
by amerika_blog 13y ago
Does "Greek" mean "lives in Greece" or "ethnically Greek"?
- taeric 13y agoWould it matter?
- thenerdfiles 13y agoIf an American student commits a crime in Turkey, we wouldn't call this student a "Turkish student." Some universities in Turkey may not be wholly funded by the Turkish government, nor culturally and financially indebted to a Turkish family.
- amerika_blog 13y agoI think the question would more be of an American who moves to Turkey, then ten years later goes to Russia and commits the crime there. Is this person a Turk or an American? They don't live in the USA; it doesn't make sense to call them an American.