![YARN | You see? Robe, kimono. There you go. | My Big Fat Greek Wedding (2002) | Video clips by quotes | f4629c18 | 紗 YARN | You see? Robe, kimono. There you go. | My Big Fat Greek Wedding (2002) | Video clips by quotes | f4629c18 | 紗](https://y.yarn.co/f4629c18-54e1-4d77-ad39-b425d0f3df8e_text.gif)
YARN | You see? Robe, kimono. There you go. | My Big Fat Greek Wedding (2002) | Video clips by quotes | f4629c18 | 紗
Give me a word... | film, My Big Fat Greek Wedding | Today we're remembering the wonderful and oh so talented, Michael Constantine, who played Gus, the father of Nia Vardalos' Toula
![YARN Story: Okay, Mr. Portokalos. How about the word ''kimono''? | 97302bb8-ef25-4957-9862-67b47d3e9f46 YARN Story: Okay, Mr. Portokalos. How about the word ''kimono''? | 97302bb8-ef25-4957-9862-67b47d3e9f46](https://y.yarn.co/97302bb8-ef25-4957-9862-67b47d3e9f46_text.gif)
YARN Story: Okay, Mr. Portokalos. How about the word ''kimono''? | 97302bb8-ef25-4957-9862-67b47d3e9f46
![YARN | Of course! ''Kimono'' comes from the Greek word ''cheimonas''... | My Big Fat Greek Wedding (2002) | Video clips by quotes | e3a2ff9e | 紗 YARN | Of course! ''Kimono'' comes from the Greek word ''cheimonas''... | My Big Fat Greek Wedding (2002) | Video clips by quotes | e3a2ff9e | 紗](https://y.yarn.co/e3a2ff9e-c6ea-4034-b261-9f7d80c649ae_screenshot.jpg)
YARN | Of course! ''Kimono'' comes from the Greek word ''cheimonas''... | My Big Fat Greek Wedding (2002) | Video clips by quotes | e3a2ff9e | 紗
![YARN | Of course! ''Kimono'' comes from the Greek word ''cheimonas''... | My Big Fat Greek Wedding (2002) | Video clips by quotes | e3a2ff9e | 紗 YARN | Of course! ''Kimono'' comes from the Greek word ''cheimonas''... | My Big Fat Greek Wedding (2002) | Video clips by quotes | e3a2ff9e | 紗](https://y.yarn.co/e3a2ff9e-c6ea-4034-b261-9f7d80c649ae_text.gif)
YARN | Of course! ''Kimono'' comes from the Greek word ''cheimonas''... | My Big Fat Greek Wedding (2002) | Video clips by quotes | e3a2ff9e | 紗
![In the comedy “My Big Fat Greek Wedding” the father explains the Greek origins of words like “Kimono”. That scene is almost as hilarious as LDS apologetic attempts to show Semitic connections In the comedy “My Big Fat Greek Wedding” the father explains the Greek origins of words like “Kimono”. That scene is almost as hilarious as LDS apologetic attempts to show Semitic connections](https://external-preview.redd.it/1L7dARvXEFp9ZlRvkTOt-jyDUN059KewqjaLI4OWvyY.jpg?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=af2eeb5c8b4366a00e76658c595fdbfeb7458b76)