Israeli TV Advertisment of Greek Feta Pireus

[Philippe2008fr]

LONG LIVE ISRAEL AND GREECE FRIENDSHIP ! (I'm greek)

[aaaustria]

GREECE ISRAEL CYPRUS FRIENDSHIP <3

[Toocrazyforthisworld]

Notice when he dropped the plate, the olives magically dissapeared

[notiaEllas]

haha ...nice 

[erichfromm1000]

surreal diafimisi ..haha.shalom from athens

[vasilikiyannos]

LONG LIVE GREECE AND ISRAEL!!!

Yia sou and Shalom!

[KlekaBarraqe]

Yes this is from Israel the end is in Hebrew

[Gofretas]

LOOOL!!!!

The guy as from now is my hero!!!!

[runner180fxr]

Έλεος! :D :D :D

We are not THAT goofy as a nationality!

[grp504]

why would you name your Feta PIREAUS......it must be the worst tasting cheese in the wolrd to be named after this.....

[shr444]

its actualy tasty =p

[vasilikiyannos]

Why would it be the worst tasting cheese?

That's why I give you a BIG FAT ZERO!!!

[elenipvl]

a re ELLADA!!!

when we drink something we don't say "yasou" (=hello), we say "stin igia sas" (=cheers)

with love from Greece :)

[MaZza0000]

lol,,

very funny thanks for sharing,,

[jimkats1]

Zhtw to ellhniko turi :-)

[cvetaaa]

Hahahahahah good video :DD

[forzafabby]

ha ha ha gia sou

[shr444]

lol yasoooo =D

[noremote]

Excuse my ignorance, but what does plate-breaking mean in Greek culture?

Is "yasou" like "opa"?

[Endevide]

hard to explain..oh well here it goes..

it's like when ppl are having SO much fun that they don't care of destroying everything in the room cause everything else seem meaningless when it comes party time.

But you can see it also in more melacholic situation (i mean when a man for e.g. after breaking up with his girlfriend, is dancing to get it out of his chest).

[JimmyTheGreek2000]

You can olso use it to say 'stop'

Just 'opa', and NOT 'opa-opa'

[1TuBe1983]

You've explained it perfectly!

[Endevide]

YASOU means hello in greek -more specifically 'to your health' we also use something similar when we make a toast.

OPA is more like a ..sound that gives courage to the dancers or the rest of the ppl so they can continue to party on, or whatever they are doing at the time.We also use it instead of 'halt' in greek slang.

[takissd]

well said ;)

[kingsammythecat]

@Endevide yasou is the equivalent of the hebrew l'chaim, its "stin ygeia sou" which means to your health as you said but it comes at sounding like yasou which means hello.

[TrustMeIAmADoctor]

@kingsammythecat "Yassou", for "hello", also means "to your health"! :-)

[kingsammythecat]

@TrustMeIAmADoctor thats a common mistake, its from "stin ygia (pronounced iya) sou which sounds like yasou!

[TrustMeIAmADoctor]

@kingsammythecat Ummm... I do not make common mistakes when it comes to greek language. "Υassou" (2nd person singular) the "hello" wish, and "yassou", or "yamas" (1st person plural), the drinking wish, are derived from the exact same phrase: "Health to you/us" (Υγεία σε σένα/εμάς)

[polemarxos5584]

EXCELENT!

[1961marcia]

Sagapo Poli, Stefanos Amariotis.. I'm still love you... 1996/1997......

[Israeligirl28]

haha Yasooo!

[itsos20]

omg etsi re elladara

[nikthedik]

Very funny clip, especially if you're greek.

Shalom Israel!

[keltage]

OPPPPPPPPPPa

[agnyecka]

:D :D :D

[ntelios]

hhhahahahahahaaaaaa trelaaaaaaaaaaaa

Shalom Israel

[temponeras]

it reminds me of Greek Island and culture :D

[mariannapro]

FOVERO!!i love it

[argyjr99]

Geia sou Geia sou ..

[TOUMBAAAA]

χαχαχαχα καλοοο

[AvruuuuM]

Halumi cheese RULZZ!!

[paokole666]

Its feta

[aforsber]

i love ישראל and i love Ελλαδα - so this is just perfect!

[erixthonios]

OMG,I love feta so much!!!!!!!

feta+tomato+cucumber+onion+oli­ve oil+bread for papara=heaven:))

[DimitriNakos]

kai ligo rigani!

[Komimis]

@erixthonios papara. ahahahaha

[musicares]

great....realy greek ..greetings from greece

[stardomee]

I love feta cheese, I eat every day! Regards from a Greek from Piraeus :-)

[artery123]

I love Feta and I love this commercial. :-)

[mike82tr]

ahahahahaha super:) it's so funny, poor guy:)

[ipodamos1]

fantastic ad.. bravo israel

[TrustMeIAmADoctor]

Why "poor"? He got the girl in the end! :-)

[Kourtakias]

yes, from sponda...as always :D

[GeneralLevy100]

Greek culture is quite strong in Israel, a lot of Israelis like Greek music and some Greek foods. Most Israelis = friendly people, people have wrong ideas about them.

[corkybootchick]

lol...

[UncerMe]

I just can't stand that accent of anyone who' strying to say yasssssssssssssssouuuoo. It's Greek, guys, not Chinese! Two syllables, simple as that, ya - sou! Don't strain yourselves! Enjoy Greece!

[Sergio022s]

oh come on ...who cares about that? the point is that they like it.

[babbola]

Zorbas (Syrtaki) is Greek in the history an old man from Thessaloniki went on a sailing trip and came to Crete there he learned the dance!

[Theon70]

it is a cretan chaniotikos melody from kissamos

(Sirtos tou koutsoureli)

[Theon70]

Bravo Israel :)

[Theon70]

it 's actually a cretan dance(syrtos,syrtaki)

[Brink0War]

this is funny

Goo israel!

[janmarbol]

yeah - no politics apply here, take it easy and enjoy the little things in life; give politics its place not in a tv ad for cheese!

[janmarbol]

he is SO hot! and that greek dance, it's better than cotton candy

[ATHANATOS13]

cool ad!!!

[melissatheprincess]

hahaha!!! this a wicked, so funny... and it is just a tv ad it has nothing to do with politics, so relax guys.... take a deep breath...

[Istanbuli]

Long live Israel,Greece,Lebanon,Cyprus and Turkey !..

I love feta cheese..

[jackopian]

AND I LOVE PALESTINE TOO...

[Clamms]

Good for You, but Israeli culture is more similar to Greek.

[mayaxristina]

Haha, fantastic.

[Gaidichka]

I suppose we should be grateful to the Israelis. While the Lebanese are slaughtered, all we have to put up with are regurgitated ethnic stereotypes in a tedious Israeli TV ad. Oh, and the anti-Hellenic festival of Hanukkah.

[mayaxristina]

Excuse me?

Don't you dare. I am in full opposition to the Isrealis campaign against Lebanon and its innocent victims.

[Theon70]

Is Nasrallah innocent? Who started first?

[noremote]

Galdichka,

We have Chanuka because the ancient Greeks put an idol in our temple.

There were stereotypes used in this. But, were any of them negative?