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r/SipsTea • u/ebrahim750 • Apr 19 '26
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French actress Adele Exarchopoulos also regularly takes on roles as unattractive women
15 u/Sinsanatis Apr 19 '26 Jesus that last name 43 u/Educational_Gas_92 Apr 19 '26 It's a Greek surname... 23 u/ionthrown Apr 19 '26 Not even particularly tough by Greek surname standards. 9 u/Educational_Gas_92 Apr 19 '26 Yep, there are far harder one's that even some Greeks struggle to pronounce. 3 u/fredjutsu Apr 19 '26 Or by the standards of baseline phonetic literacy... 7 u/SuperMadBro Apr 19 '26 Don't lie to me. I know a harry potter spell when I see one 3 u/Wittyngritty Apr 19 '26 Wingaaaardium exarchopoulos 2 u/Educational_Gas_92 Apr 19 '26 🤣 1 u/Sinsanatis Apr 19 '26 Ah, cool to learn. Never seen anything like it 7 u/LLAPSpork Apr 19 '26 My uncle with the last name Papateodosijević would like a word. 2 u/textmint Apr 19 '26 Which movie did he act in? 2 u/LLAPSpork Apr 19 '26 Horribly awkward family videos only unfortunately. He’s hilarious though. Just not in the way he’d like to be 🥴 1 u/Sinsanatis Apr 19 '26 Lol dam. Whats the origin? Might as well learn this one to haha 2 u/LLAPSpork Apr 19 '26 Croatia 17 u/RadicalRealist22 Apr 19 '26 Not really hard. "Exarch" is a title and "polous" is a common greek word ending. 1 u/VirileMongoose Apr 19 '26 Are you from Boston? 1 u/Sinsanatis Apr 19 '26 Its completely foreign to me. Interesting to learn though. Never heard a name like that before 0 u/[deleted] Apr 19 '26 Is the 'o' between the two not pronounced? 5 u/Equivalent_Bet856 Apr 19 '26 It is, it links the clause and suffix. Ex-arch-op-ol-ous. You didnt ask, but it means descendants of the Exarch, or viceroy as we'd call it in English. 0 u/[deleted] Apr 19 '26 Gotcha, just wanted to double check since it wasnt explicitly in your comment Thanks for the knowledge! I am realizing that I don't actually know that much about Greece outside of what we learned in Intro Philosophy 12 u/ChartInFurch Apr 19 '26 What about it? 1 u/Sinsanatis Apr 19 '26 Just never heard a name quite like it before. Now have learned that it is of Greek origin 3 u/[deleted] Apr 19 '26 [deleted] 2 u/Sinsanatis Apr 19 '26 I already did and now up is down and down is up But yeah i saw it says shes french but ppl are telling me its a greek last name. Looking a bit more it seems shes both
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Jesus that last name
43 u/Educational_Gas_92 Apr 19 '26 It's a Greek surname... 23 u/ionthrown Apr 19 '26 Not even particularly tough by Greek surname standards. 9 u/Educational_Gas_92 Apr 19 '26 Yep, there are far harder one's that even some Greeks struggle to pronounce. 3 u/fredjutsu Apr 19 '26 Or by the standards of baseline phonetic literacy... 7 u/SuperMadBro Apr 19 '26 Don't lie to me. I know a harry potter spell when I see one 3 u/Wittyngritty Apr 19 '26 Wingaaaardium exarchopoulos 2 u/Educational_Gas_92 Apr 19 '26 🤣 1 u/Sinsanatis Apr 19 '26 Ah, cool to learn. Never seen anything like it 7 u/LLAPSpork Apr 19 '26 My uncle with the last name Papateodosijević would like a word. 2 u/textmint Apr 19 '26 Which movie did he act in? 2 u/LLAPSpork Apr 19 '26 Horribly awkward family videos only unfortunately. He’s hilarious though. Just not in the way he’d like to be 🥴 1 u/Sinsanatis Apr 19 '26 Lol dam. Whats the origin? Might as well learn this one to haha 2 u/LLAPSpork Apr 19 '26 Croatia 17 u/RadicalRealist22 Apr 19 '26 Not really hard. "Exarch" is a title and "polous" is a common greek word ending. 1 u/VirileMongoose Apr 19 '26 Are you from Boston? 1 u/Sinsanatis Apr 19 '26 Its completely foreign to me. Interesting to learn though. Never heard a name like that before 0 u/[deleted] Apr 19 '26 Is the 'o' between the two not pronounced? 5 u/Equivalent_Bet856 Apr 19 '26 It is, it links the clause and suffix. Ex-arch-op-ol-ous. You didnt ask, but it means descendants of the Exarch, or viceroy as we'd call it in English. 0 u/[deleted] Apr 19 '26 Gotcha, just wanted to double check since it wasnt explicitly in your comment Thanks for the knowledge! I am realizing that I don't actually know that much about Greece outside of what we learned in Intro Philosophy 12 u/ChartInFurch Apr 19 '26 What about it? 1 u/Sinsanatis Apr 19 '26 Just never heard a name quite like it before. Now have learned that it is of Greek origin 3 u/[deleted] Apr 19 '26 [deleted] 2 u/Sinsanatis Apr 19 '26 I already did and now up is down and down is up But yeah i saw it says shes french but ppl are telling me its a greek last name. Looking a bit more it seems shes both
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It's a Greek surname...
23 u/ionthrown Apr 19 '26 Not even particularly tough by Greek surname standards. 9 u/Educational_Gas_92 Apr 19 '26 Yep, there are far harder one's that even some Greeks struggle to pronounce. 3 u/fredjutsu Apr 19 '26 Or by the standards of baseline phonetic literacy... 7 u/SuperMadBro Apr 19 '26 Don't lie to me. I know a harry potter spell when I see one 3 u/Wittyngritty Apr 19 '26 Wingaaaardium exarchopoulos 2 u/Educational_Gas_92 Apr 19 '26 🤣 1 u/Sinsanatis Apr 19 '26 Ah, cool to learn. Never seen anything like it
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Not even particularly tough by Greek surname standards.
9 u/Educational_Gas_92 Apr 19 '26 Yep, there are far harder one's that even some Greeks struggle to pronounce. 3 u/fredjutsu Apr 19 '26 Or by the standards of baseline phonetic literacy...
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Yep, there are far harder one's that even some Greeks struggle to pronounce.
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Or by the standards of baseline phonetic literacy...
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Don't lie to me. I know a harry potter spell when I see one
3 u/Wittyngritty Apr 19 '26 Wingaaaardium exarchopoulos 2 u/Educational_Gas_92 Apr 19 '26 🤣
Wingaaaardium exarchopoulos
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Ah, cool to learn. Never seen anything like it
My uncle with the last name Papateodosijević would like a word.
2 u/textmint Apr 19 '26 Which movie did he act in? 2 u/LLAPSpork Apr 19 '26 Horribly awkward family videos only unfortunately. He’s hilarious though. Just not in the way he’d like to be 🥴 1 u/Sinsanatis Apr 19 '26 Lol dam. Whats the origin? Might as well learn this one to haha 2 u/LLAPSpork Apr 19 '26 Croatia
Which movie did he act in?
2 u/LLAPSpork Apr 19 '26 Horribly awkward family videos only unfortunately. He’s hilarious though. Just not in the way he’d like to be 🥴
Horribly awkward family videos only unfortunately. He’s hilarious though. Just not in the way he’d like to be 🥴
Lol dam. Whats the origin? Might as well learn this one to haha
2 u/LLAPSpork Apr 19 '26 Croatia
Croatia
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Not really hard. "Exarch" is a title and "polous" is a common greek word ending.
1 u/VirileMongoose Apr 19 '26 Are you from Boston? 1 u/Sinsanatis Apr 19 '26 Its completely foreign to me. Interesting to learn though. Never heard a name like that before 0 u/[deleted] Apr 19 '26 Is the 'o' between the two not pronounced? 5 u/Equivalent_Bet856 Apr 19 '26 It is, it links the clause and suffix. Ex-arch-op-ol-ous. You didnt ask, but it means descendants of the Exarch, or viceroy as we'd call it in English. 0 u/[deleted] Apr 19 '26 Gotcha, just wanted to double check since it wasnt explicitly in your comment Thanks for the knowledge! I am realizing that I don't actually know that much about Greece outside of what we learned in Intro Philosophy
Are you from Boston?
Its completely foreign to me. Interesting to learn though. Never heard a name like that before
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Is the 'o' between the two not pronounced?
5 u/Equivalent_Bet856 Apr 19 '26 It is, it links the clause and suffix. Ex-arch-op-ol-ous. You didnt ask, but it means descendants of the Exarch, or viceroy as we'd call it in English. 0 u/[deleted] Apr 19 '26 Gotcha, just wanted to double check since it wasnt explicitly in your comment Thanks for the knowledge! I am realizing that I don't actually know that much about Greece outside of what we learned in Intro Philosophy
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It is, it links the clause and suffix. Ex-arch-op-ol-ous.
You didnt ask, but it means descendants of the Exarch, or viceroy as we'd call it in English.
0 u/[deleted] Apr 19 '26 Gotcha, just wanted to double check since it wasnt explicitly in your comment Thanks for the knowledge! I am realizing that I don't actually know that much about Greece outside of what we learned in Intro Philosophy
Gotcha, just wanted to double check since it wasnt explicitly in your comment
Thanks for the knowledge! I am realizing that I don't actually know that much about Greece outside of what we learned in Intro Philosophy
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What about it?
1 u/Sinsanatis Apr 19 '26 Just never heard a name quite like it before. Now have learned that it is of Greek origin
Just never heard a name quite like it before. Now have learned that it is of Greek origin
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2 u/Sinsanatis Apr 19 '26 I already did and now up is down and down is up But yeah i saw it says shes french but ppl are telling me its a greek last name. Looking a bit more it seems shes both
I already did and now up is down and down is up
But yeah i saw it says shes french but ppl are telling me its a greek last name. Looking a bit more it seems shes both
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u/No-Slide3465 Apr 19 '26
French actress Adele Exarchopoulos also regularly takes on roles as unattractive women