Not all Greek Americans are EpirusDNA

[Faklon]

Some serbian-orthodox do indeed consider catholics or protestants as another religion though doesnt mean they hate them. some might not. It is best if other serb users answer that.

Here there existed some taboo with Germans because of WW2 and obviously people from Scandinavia and the Baltics are foreing in more than one ways with no or minimal shared history.

[Mortimer]

Here there existed some taboo with Germans because of WW2 and obviously people from Scandinavia and the Baltics are foreing in more than one ways with no shared history.

There is no taboo to marry them but it will likely not be in orthodox church or one converts.

[Faklon]

There is no taboo to marry them but it will likely not be in orthodox church or one converts.

No, one party being Orthodox/Greek Orthodox is enough.

[Mortimer]

No, one party being Orthodox/Greek Orthodox is enough.

Interesting, even if it is allowed the question whether that other person compromises to get married in a orthodox church if he/she is not. I understood the OP as mainly about greek-orthodox religion as she describes being from a very religious family and that her love is of another religion. It didnt said whether he is a non-european though. But I might be wrong, and there is lack of information to this.

[Faklon]

Interesting, even if it is allowed the question whether that other person compromises to get married in a orthodox church if he/she is not. I understood the OP as mainly about greek-orthodox religion as she describes being from a very religious family and that her love is of another religion. It didnt said whether he is a non-european though. But I might be wrong, and there is lack of information to this.

Could be like a Bosniak or an Albo, that's also a quasi-taboo I forgot to mention.

[Mortimer]

Could be like a Bosniak or an Albo, that's also a quasi-taboo I forgot to mention.

Ok. Interesting thanks for sharing this how it is for Greek families.

[King Niko]

I live in Tampa, near Tarpon Springs which is the biggest Greek community in USA I believe. My family was Pontic/Thracian. Most of my family is Eastern Orthodox, I have family in Prague and Kavala. A lot moved out of Turkey during the population exchange and a good bit came to the states. So I am one of the few Pontic Greeks left in the diaspora and I do know quite a bit of Pontic Greek even though I am not fluent lol but pretty good for being 22 and my pappou being the last really fluent speaker in my family here in the states. Most Greeks here in Tarpon Springs are from Epirus, Thessaloniki, Athens and the islands. Not many are from Thrace I have noticed.