Could English/Greek be written like the Zolotas speeches and understood well?

Question

http://www.translatum.gr/etexts/zolotas.htm
http://www.phys.uoa.gr/~nektar/history/language/greek_language_without_teacher.htm
Someone also keeps on saying about European versus Greek. We are both.
http://www.e-logistis.com/ELLADA.html

Answer 1

Zolotas speaches and one speach that Simitis or Stefanopoulos gave in California long time ago, are "designed" for special purposes and special audience.

To understand it you need to know very well English, Modern and Ancient Greek and have a lot of imagination.

Answer 2

that is interesting subject.

I would say the same from others and and mind you, European language is Greek. No matter you hear English words like in a sceinifitic words like "othonology", "psychology" and etc. What you are saying in that word "Zolotas" is the same as English/Greek. Well I would believe that is an aceint langauge in an unknown kingdom in South-East of Europe.

Answer 3

They can be understood by very well educated English people. When I was studying in England I tried to use Greek words in my essays, such as plethora, panacea, esoteric, etc., and my univeristy teachers were rather impressed, but I am not sure if my fellow students would understand what I was writing.

Answer 4

I would say NO unless they have been studying at university level.