Anyone who can read Greek?

[Theis]

If so, I would like to know, what it says on this vest..



Cheers Theis

[Ivan]

Scholikos Trochonomos...

[Theis]

I was hoping for an English translation..

[Ivan]

I was hoping for an English translation..

Got only 2 years of classical greek... basically means that i can write from greek to latin letters and back and nothing more than that

[ozzy72]

It says "Danish first aiders must be drowned in Ouzo"

[beaky]

"Beware of Greeks Bearing Gifts"?

[Omag 2.0]

Kiss me I'm Danish?

[Alonso]

[Craig.]

If you can read this your too close?

[an-225]

Don't look at me. Just because I'm Greek, doesn't mean I can read Greek. I forgot it when I started learning German and French.

[beaky]

Don't look at me. Just because I'm Greek, doesn't mean I can read Greek. I forgot it when I started learning German and French.  ;D I will however go with rottydaddy's translation.

It's obviously a warning, so...  

Maybe it's "Helots at Work"?

[TSC.]

'My other hi-vis vest is in English'



TSC.

[Lazerbeak]

From what I could dig up after a quick Google excursion, Trochonomos are the traffic police in Greece, and since "Scholikos" means "school", I'm assuming the Scholikos Trochonomos are the traffic police for school zones (basically the chaps that hold big stop signs so the kiddies can cross the street).

[eno]

[ch931][ch935][ch927][ch923][ch921][ch922][ch927][ch931] [ch932][ch929][ch927][ch935][ch927][ch925][ch927][ch924][ch927][ch931] = SCHOOL TROHONOMOS a translation from Babelfish.

I'm more inclined to go with "Does my bottom look big in this?"

[Souichiro]

Would be way cooler if it just read: Orange Vest