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Speaker 3: In this episode, we'll walk the path of reunion and
Speaker 3: inner piece as two friends find forgiveness amidst the Easter
Speaker 3: festivities in the heart of Greece.
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Speaker 1: O i anix anastasis and andreas ittan tapinovski skipticos, met
Speaker 1: of lema plomenos to panoramato nuluvion puscorpis and aromata Tommielo
Speaker 1: to taxidevees in the hospicius decemberias to a pottometopo sagno
Speaker 1: de syrinikis in horesi topaska, pilisiase andreas ital and epamet
Speaker 1: nicogenia tu kitobdico to philo, to niko on KOs du
Speaker 1: levis to stratioticono so comello echino to proui olysisitusanye to
Speaker 1: megalo paschallino trapezi putagino antovradi prina potilituriet is anasthesis, metembrotiv
Speaker 1: kyria and andres pilicias et niko tamatia, tusendithikan yemata mees
Speaker 1: timata pu demborus and e fcolonectras tune ipilchikat n ipotomataxitus
Speaker 1: cathus caatisans tou Idiotrapezzi yamighania eita Emphanie Nico heroniapola Ippo
Speaker 1: Andreas pros pasondes nayefirosity in apostacy on Nicos yel alaiendes
Speaker 1: theespasa Mesos cathosi orespernus and Jita and Benansto trapezis tsis
Speaker 1: and amla conun miastic missipis itania for me and Amelicia
Speaker 1: Nikos Muelypses Andrea Elitia omomenus then and Andreas cavav lemato
Speaker 1: etn dis Colo Nico opolemus k nimes ikatanoisi anti semetaxitus
Speaker 1: o posianixijiro TuS ota a calusa vimat eglesiae in anastasy
Speaker 1: Metairana men as taheratus static andenas diplastnalon to Christos a
Speaker 1: nest acoustic dinata keemasi usantis vonstus itani and a archi
Speaker 1: miasti merinis king horses a tous and Andreas iv it
Speaker 1: emos nangayastaa ketas himae idiophilicatf eglesia yelondondea iardia to Andreapimeni
Speaker 1: seras have totuzefrenda, kimez OsO kio baron borussi parks merapi.
Speaker 3: Let's take another listen. Listen closely to any parts you
Speaker 3: may have missed.
Speaker 1: Oh Eu santi leat kindricosto so cooms niki petro.
Speaker 3: The sun rose over the central military hospital in the
Speaker 3: Greek countryside.
Speaker 1: I anixiefere masiitis donantot fiton totamon. It is anastesis.
Speaker 3: Spring brought with it the bloom of plants, the song
Speaker 3: of birds, and the anticipation of the resurrection.
Speaker 1: Andreas ijie molicepistre ti kitu titia.
Speaker 3: And Andreas had just returned from his military service.
Speaker 1: Itan Tapinovski skiptikos meto lema plomenos to panoramato, nuluvion, pus,
Speaker 1: corpus and aromata.
Speaker 3: He was humble and thoughtful. His gaze spread over the
Speaker 3: panorama of flowers, scattering aromas.
Speaker 1: Tomielo to taxideves in the Hospicius dismbries tua potmeto po
Speaker 1: psagnanda siri niqui sinhosi.
Speaker 3: His mind constantly traveled back to his experiences from the front,
Speaker 3: searching for peace and forgiveness.
Speaker 1: Torpas happiliicies.
Speaker 3: Easter was approaching andres it.
Speaker 1: Nicoeniatu Quito Vedico tu Filo.
Speaker 3: Tonko, and Andreas wanted to reunite with his family and
Speaker 3: his childhood friend Tanniko.
Speaker 1: Onikos du Levis to Stratio Ticono so.
Speaker 3: Comillo Onkos works at the military hospital.
Speaker 1: Equino to prui olysisitusan yet megalo Pashlino trapezi puta yo
Speaker 1: tntovradi prina put turietis Anastesis.
Speaker 3: That morning, everyone was discussing the big Easter table that
Speaker 3: would take place in the evening before the resurrection service.
Speaker 1: Meetimbroti iv Kiria and Andres Pilisi to Niko.
Speaker 3: At the first opportunity, and Andreas approached Tanniko.
Speaker 1: Tamatia Tucinandithikan Yemata mees temata pu dem borushan e fkolanek trastun.
Speaker 3: Their eyes met, filled with emotions that couldn't easily be expressed.
Speaker 1: Ipihikato Metaxitus.
Speaker 3: There was something unspoken between.
Speaker 1: Them cathoshkati san stuid yo trapezi ye mini fanies.
Speaker 3: As they sat at the same table, the awkwardness was apparent.
Speaker 1: Niko rogna pola ipo andres pros passonds na ye firosa
Speaker 1: postasi Nico.
Speaker 3: Happy holidays, said Andreas, trying to bridge the gap.
Speaker 1: On KOs haamoyelese Alaendei denes Paseamesus.
Speaker 3: Onkos smiled, but the tension didn't break immediately.
Speaker 1: Cathosior Espernus and Keeta Fayita and Benanso trapezi Ipsihurstusahiana mala conun.
Speaker 3: As the hours passed and the food was laid on
Speaker 3: the table, their souls began to.
Speaker 1: Softenes dimsiu pis itenia formien a milisio Nikos.
Speaker 3: A moment of silence was the cue for Onikos to.
Speaker 1: Speak, muellipses Andrea eyelidiae o di muntimomenos. Then Nena, I.
Speaker 3: Missed you, Andrea. The truth is I was angry you
Speaker 3: didn't write often.
Speaker 1: And Andreas kate vlema too.
Speaker 3: And Andreas lowered his gaze.
Speaker 1: Itanvis colo Nico opolemus kim nimes.
Speaker 3: It was difficult, Nico. The war and the memories.
Speaker 1: Ikataoisi anti se Metaxitus opussianixi jiro.
Speaker 3: TuS understanding blossomed between them like the spring around them.
Speaker 1: A Coluthus t Anastasi.
Speaker 3: When night fell, they followed the steps to the church
Speaker 3: for the resurrection.
Speaker 1: Meta gana mens tajirietus statiaenas di platalun.
Speaker 3: With candles lit in their hands, they stood next to
Speaker 3: each other.
Speaker 1: To christosesti acoustique Dinetta quemasi enus and this fus.
Speaker 3: Christo sinesti was heard loudly, and together they joined their voices.
Speaker 1: It ji.
Speaker 3: It was a new beginning.
Speaker 1: Renis kissing hors is yev.
Speaker 3: TuS, a moment of peace and forgiveness for.
Speaker 1: Them and andres ijivri.
Speaker 4: O.
Speaker 3: Andreas had found what he was looking.
Speaker 1: For Meta cala ketas him.
Speaker 3: He was ready to embrace life with its good and bad.
Speaker 1: Cathos turie idiophilicateforia jelond Kia.
Speaker 3: As the service concluded, the two friends descended from the church,
Speaker 3: laughing and chatting like back when they were children.
Speaker 1: Itardia to Andreapi mani pasa totus secunda kyo titos nimes
Speaker 1: rosu kyo baron borus barsuabi.
Speaker 3: Ikardia to Andrea was satisfied, knowing that this Easter brought
Speaker 3: them closer and that both the memories and the present
Speaker 3: could coexist with love.
Speaker 2: Today's vocabulary words are coming up right after this commercial break.
Speaker 2: Here are today's vocabulary words, first in Greek, then in English.
Speaker 5: O eus o eyus, oi yus, the son i, pethrus i,
Speaker 5: petrus i, petrus, the countryside, tapinos, tapinos, tap nos, humble,
Speaker 5: skip the cous, skip the cous, skip the couse, thoughtful, topanorama, topanorama, topanorama,
Speaker 5: the panorama, taromata, taromata, taromata, the aromas, tovlemma, tovlemma, tovilemma,
Speaker 5: the gates ierni ierni, ierni peace, sinhorci, sinhorreci, sinhorci, forgiveness, egoyenya, egoyenia, egoyenia,
Speaker 5: the family, pete coos, peticos, pete coos, childhood if kiria,
Speaker 5: if kiria, ef kiria, the opportunity iyamighania, yamighania, iamighania, awkwardness, yamatos, yamatos, yematus, filled, estimata, estimata, estemia, emotions,
Speaker 5: an ipoto, anipoto, an unspoken, is your B is your B?
Speaker 1: Is your be? Silence, ellipses, ellipses, ellipses, missed, elithia, elithia, Ealithia,
Speaker 1: the Truth, themomenus, theimomenus, themo meenus, angry, rhapso rhapso rhapso right, emnimes,
Speaker 1: emnmes emnimes, The memories, Ikata noisy kata, noisy ikata, noisy,
Speaker 1: understanding anthisa anthisa anthisay blossomed, Eglesia, Eglicia, Eglicia, The Church,
Speaker 1: takerya takerya takrya, The candles er Chi er Chi, erchi beginning,
Speaker 1: il durya ili durya, iliturya, The service ikanop menos ikanop menos,
Speaker 1: ikano be menos satisfied, Cini parko, cini parco, ciney parco exist.
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