Number of Slavic toponyms in Greece by region

Long ago there were Slavs in Greece. Most of them are Greeks today.

Slavic alphabet is based on the Greek alphabet, and it was created by 2 Byzantine Greeks, Kyrrilos and Methodios.

So, if anything, slavic language has tons of Greek elements, and not the other way around.

Cyrillic alphabet is made by Saint Clement, it was given name "Cyrillic" to honor his teacher Saint Cyril. Also there's no viable evidence the holy brothers were Greek or just Greekophone. Lastly, there is no such thing as "Byzantine". German made that out. The empire was Roman.

You're somewhat Slav yourself. You got typical South Slavic Y DNA haplogroup, so you shouldn't hate on Slavs.
There is a good chance Cyril and Methodius could be both Slavs.
Sclavenians (South Slavs) 7th century AD:


Concerning term "Byzantine" check who is Hieronymus Wolf.

I'm not usurping anything, merely saying the truth.
If you don't believe what I said you can verify it here. Its written that citizens were calling themselves Romans and its country Roman empire. To further verify the claim I checked this, when Serbian emperor declared himself "Tsar of Serbs and Romans".
Of course, those people correlate with modern Greeks but its not my fault they considered themselves Romans.

The bottom line is this:
 Its common  by Nordicist, and in lesser regard Slavicists to try to connect with the ancient cultures of the south, because they try to ease the fact that when the south europeans created one culture after the other, they were in a semi primitive state.

And the methods they use are common. Like how in this thread, you posted a map which shows 90-95% Greek names in Greece and you claim those names as slavic, preying on the ignorance of the readers to read Greek. Thus, a meme or rumor is being created and spread all through internet.

Where did you get this weird info. I was taught that two Brothers invented it. And firstly they made the other language than it was presented then, so the prototype had name 'slavic', whereas ours - "cyrillic". "Slavic" was used by Helga, Svyatoslav and others before Vladimir and Yaroslav. There was no complete 'making-of-language-from-nothing', old slavianic names and notions had laid into modified language. Most of names came from slavs gods, and the last ones had relations to Aryan. Influence of Greek was mostly to church language; that's why our known language of the ancient times - church-slavianic. Common people didn't use it, until they were taught to read church books, which were 'popular' in that times.
So, we cannot say about 'someone-had-created' the language, but only that the one has transformed it, and at the same time, that using of the language hasn't been shared: there were not many translated books and common people still were using their proto-languages (bilingual phenomena which is still present in Ukraine in using Russian and Ukrainian at the same time).