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  • i am surprised that steven fry spoke greek so fluently!

  • honest british kebab loool

  • did he say Tiverton?

  • Stephen is so handsome 3

  • Stephen is so handsome 3

  • Hugh right at the end of the video looked really like Rufus Wainwright weirdly enough...

  • The wine reminds me of something produced in Blackadder 2... Château Baldrick 1589

  • anyone think think 2.50 to about 3.30 is similar to alan partridge's meeting with tony hayers?

  • I AM greek and I think fry's accent is briliant but hugh was really good too! I did not know there are greek restaurants in Britain....;-)

  • Fry's pronunciation was remarkably good and easily understandable. I was quite surprised that he pulled that off. Well done!

  • im from lincolnshire, didnt really like them slagging it off. it aint all abd! also, i completely adore greek food. <3 my family has spent over 20 years in cyprus, added up over the years

  • hugh is sooo good xD

  • i'll have the same, the παρακαλω defenitly! lol

  • A British kebab? Go for a Turkish one!

  • Just brilliant.

  • I am greek and hearing Fry takling greek fluently was a delight !!!

  • ok seriously, how can one order "fileto souvlaki"?????????????? :P (unless i heard it wrong!)

    HILARIOUS!!!! both of them!

  • Oh!Um..the same!The parakalo xD

    Χαχα πλάκα έχει xD

  • "An honest British kebab" :D love it

  • This is funny, but if I actually met someone with a personality like Hugh's character, I'd HATE them, lol! Luckily, I can usually avoid people like that....

  • he is saying ntolmades, not ntomates stop confusing it!

    ntomates=tomatoes

    ntolmades=stuffed vine leaves

  • i want some Greek food~

  • Dolmades are jus copies of Turkish Dolma.  -_-

  • @KetOoKa889

    turkies and greeks espesialy the ones that live near aegean have many commons......

    Dolmades are common as well

    both from greece and turky

    anyway dolmades are delicious

  • 2.58 --> I wonder if Hugh has these moments in real life. :D

  • "but I think we gave that one back" haha!

  • oh and...definitely the 'parakalo'.

  • HAHAHAHAHA, I love how polite he sounds when stephen's speaking greek! He's actually quite fluent! xDD

  • what does gonoymeen mean?

  • I'm going out for an honest british kebab LOVE IT! :D

  • LOL British Kebab!

  • Unbelievably funny. Especially if you're Greek =P

    Fry's Greek is unusually good for a foreigner, but having watched all House episodes and witnessed Laurie speaking all sorts of languages, I can't help but wonder how this play would have turned out to be had Fry and Laurie swapped roles... hmmm.

  • @NaxNax96

    Fry would have picked up Greek (and Latin) during his days at public school. And by 'public school' I mean private school – which is what they're known as in England.

  • @koratvinnie Oh, I simply assumed that he had rehearsed a few lines for the sketch. I mean, foreigners learning modern Greek would be a bit unusual wouldn't it? And Ancient Greek has a very different structure, not to mention a pronunciation no two people can agree upon >.>

    Whatever the case may be, Fry certainly gave me a pleasant surprise :D

  • @Thanasaros21 In his recent autobiography – The Fry Chronicles – he mentions that he taught Greek, Latin, Biology and other subjects before going to university and then again during holidays when he was studying at Cambridge.

  • @koratvinnie By the way, I'm sorry for replying as Thanasaros21, my friend last used Chrome and forgot to log out >.>

  • "I'll have the same, the, er, parakalw, definitely"

    I wish the restaurants around here had waiters that just came directly up to you and spoke Greek. I've never had that luck. I'm always a bit nervous to try my Greek without being prompted :)

  • dn perimena alloi ellines n vlepoun auto t videakia! einai pl teleia.!! :D t spane!

  • heyyyyy polloi ellines mazeutikame edw..!!! :D:D eidate mas valan kai s videaki greece fever <3 kai gia t hugh laurie <3 pantws eidate pws t milaei o fry t elliniko :P anarwtiemai an milaei kai stn pragmatikotita ellinika!

  • god im in love with hugh's moustache !

  • "thelw parakalw ntolmades kai ena fileto souvlaki"...stephen speaks Greek very good...As a greek I enjoyed that very much.!!!! Love them!!!

  • Ελληνας και ο Fry...

  • k retsina....!!!ntomates ntolmades....

  • Gonoymeen - I'll use that and confuse my friends

  • oh listen to that "bazoukas" music Gordon! lolol

  • @MpafralisLowBap I believe it was intentional... or did you not understand the sketch? :)

  • I love stephen fry speaking Greek, he speaks it so delicately. I live in Greece and so when I saw this I like :OOOO

  • Aghh...Stephen looks particularly shiny, fluffy and lovely in this sketch...("ape-crazy on all fours....")

  • OMG Fry speaking Greek!!! :D

  • lol.. i love retsina...

    and i love hugh laurie!!

    btw stuffed vine leaves are not called ntomata in greece..! ntomata is just a tomato!

  • Yes, you are right. I suppose ntomata is just one of the many things not used to refer to stuffed vine leaves in Greece. But why did you choose to single out ntomata here?

  • lol.. i just wanted to point out that this was a mistake...because stuffed vine leaves is not called like that in Greece..

    but ok it doesnt really matter!!

    the video is really funny eitherway ..!

  • But they never called it ntomata here, they always said dolmades.

  • Ntolmades he said

    But they have a brit accent kinda thick maybe for your ears ....maybe you thought they where americans ! lol

  • @tanmaynd2001 Ntomata=Tomato. Dolmas/Dolmades=Stuffed vine leaves. Hope that clarifies the situation:) *Greek actually*

  • Lol, and how is it called? Dolmades are stuffed vine leaves.

  • i know...! but i kept hearing ntomates during the vid

  • Lol! Reasonable, they sound similar. :)

  • @nefelycherry He says ntolmades and not ntomates actually, which in fact means stuffed vine leaves :P

  • Ntomata means tomatoe - what does that have to do with dolmades? Lol

  • @tanmaynd2001 you're beginning to sound like the guys in the video :)

  • if you wanted to make a clever remark you would have noticed that the waitor sais Oxtapodi and not Xtapodi

    Oxtapodi is way to formal to use in a restaurant everyone says and writes xtapodi even in fancy restaurants...so I take it he's not greek or probably Cypriot as they are soooooo many of them in London

    ever been in London nefely?? :D

  • Cypriots speak like that. :)

  • @nefelycherry

    I think he says Dolmades which actually are stuffed vine leaves.

  • @nefelycherry they are not saying ntomates. They are saying ntolmades(ντολμάδες) and that is indeed vine leaves.

  • 'Stuffing vine leaves with a bunch of perverts'!

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