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Speaker 3: In this episode, we'll dive into Dimitra's brave journey of
Speaker 3: faith and tradition as she challenges the ferocious Winter Sea
Speaker 3: to retrieve a symbol of hope.
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Speaker 1: Imitre ani iparadosia, petusavutixis t thalasa kenana syritostavro it n
Speaker 1: tim kekalidihton put to catapherne imitriten apophaesis many meta heriettotis
Speaker 1: canonda sen agrigoro, vima prostiberalia, di plati is on nicolas kio,
Speaker 1: vasilis prospathusa and tistematician. Then in n asphales ip on
Speaker 1: icolas anisi hondas to prosopotuvan nenet on fovo tuo jet
Speaker 1: in agrioti ta testalasas of vasili, symphonice italasa anthimo mani
Speaker 1: simera seji kitondas takemata and epson on the apilitica. Then
Speaker 1: brebina vutixis alai, dimitra den borus and agnosit ilactarasting gardiatis
Speaker 1: eprepenavixis to nevtotis, kistosphilustis kivi casto nicola tivinamikiimpistitis x tachimata
Speaker 1: parolo elstamatisi ikardiatis in pens in nehisi static is in
Speaker 1: acritstalasas meto vi lemasta thero pros stavopugrivadias talasa echemiavata nasa
Speaker 1: animus and distasis tipusa to prosopodis apophacy et and discoli
Speaker 1: tatimus in baradosi kekene to almast momento himrino paratisan fivolis
Speaker 1: epimi persis memia grigorikins thetis is to creon ero o
Speaker 1: cosmos heiro is gemiastic me memono to nicemisa tiatis epitihi
Speaker 1: et sitan three and f f t ki at tipus
Speaker 1: and ciakis terramitra kist epiphania met stavrosto heri to prosopoutis
Speaker 1: fodistiaki perifania on nicolas kio vasilis etrix and prostomeros tis
Speaker 1: yours to catorthomatis metivoithiat on filontis is amitra jikist in
Speaker 1: acti and as davaja i e l nepsi sana ethel
Speaker 1: and episit on three am votis imitrepophaisttitatis k philitis the
Speaker 1: gitex and messvasmosmo akin it in nimera st jupiliki elodi
Speaker 1: parai is myconu is emitra cher s oh jimonomasietis a
Speaker 1: lakitis of t Pepitsi.
Speaker 3: Let's take another listen. Listen closely to any parts you
Speaker 3: may have missed.
Speaker 1: Hipparalliet is miconu it ens jupilikmi echino to himoniatiko prouino.
Speaker 3: The paralia of Mechanas was silent and calm that winter morning.
Speaker 1: On Anemus Creonetta panda and no grizzas in a fablondmstano
Speaker 1: san and ascutinosman dias.
Speaker 3: The wind shilled everything as gray clouds spread across the
Speaker 3: sky like a dark mantle.
Speaker 1: Iyor titovanion plisi es ki Dmitri treena CANi.
Speaker 3: The celebration of Tavinia was approaching, and Dmitra knew what
Speaker 3: she had to do.
Speaker 1: Iparado petusa na vutixis te thalassa canana Siavo.
Speaker 3: Tradition demanded that she dive into the sea and retrieved
Speaker 3: the cross.
Speaker 1: It and timi kikliti hi yev tonne.
Speaker 3: It was an honor and good luck for whoever managed it.
Speaker 1: I dmitrevasismeni.
Speaker 3: Dmitra was determined.
Speaker 1: Meta herieti seto tis canon da sena rigorovima prosbralia.
Speaker 3: She clasped her jacket tightly with her hands, taking a
Speaker 3: quick step toward the.
Speaker 1: Beach diplatis on Nicolas kio vasilis pros pathusa natistamatisun.
Speaker 3: Beside her. Nicolas oh and Vasilis try to stop her.
Speaker 1: Then inn neesvalles ipeon Nicolas anisihondas.
Speaker 3: It's not safe, said Nicholas, worried.
Speaker 1: Toprosopotu faerro ne ton fovotu yet agriotte tetistalas as.
Speaker 3: His face showed his fear of the sea's ferocity.
Speaker 1: Oh vasili simfoni.
Speaker 3: Se vasilis agreed, Itala.
Speaker 1: Say ethimomeni simyra si neejise kitonda s techimata and epson
Speaker 1: on de epilitica.
Speaker 3: The sea is angry to day. He continued, watching the
Speaker 3: waves rise threateningly.
Speaker 1: Then brepina vu dixis, you shouldn't die, Ala dimitra dem
Speaker 1: borussen agnoisiti la tarastingardatis.
Speaker 3: But Dmitra couldn't ignore the yearning in her heart.
Speaker 1: Eprepena dixis ton nevtotis cistus philustis kivi caston niicola tivina mikitimbisti.
Speaker 3: This she had to prove to herself and her friends,
Speaker 3: especially Nicolas, her strength and.
Speaker 1: Faith kaikie parolo matisi ikardiejisi.
Speaker 3: She looked at the waves, and although her mind told
Speaker 3: her to stop, her heart urged her to continue.
Speaker 1: Statistinakritstallesas meto vile masta thero provatalasa.
Speaker 3: She stood at the edge of the sea, her gaze
Speaker 3: fixed on the cross that slipped deep into the water.
Speaker 1: Ekamivata nasa. She took a deep breath o ane mussants
Speaker 1: to proso potis. The resisting wind struck her face yeapovai.
Speaker 1: The decision was difficult. Stemuado si teto al masmeno jimrino quiano.
Speaker 3: Would she honored the tradition and make the leap into
Speaker 3: the angry winter ocean.
Speaker 1: Parati san vivolis ipnii siperis he s.
Speaker 3: Despite the doubts, her persistence prevailed.
Speaker 1: Memia rigor rikinisi di dixusto creonro.
Speaker 3: With a swift movement, she jumped into the cold water.
Speaker 1: O cosmos giro temi memono ton ye misita tiatis.
Speaker 3: The world around her disappeared for a moment, with only
Speaker 3: the sound of waves filling her ears.
Speaker 1: Ipiti hi e tantri and viftiki.
Speaker 3: Her success was triumphant an quita kim.
Speaker 1: Ta di tipusen vexia kieri sterra idimitra viii pifania mens chieri.
Speaker 3: Even though the waves tossed her right and left, Dmitri
Speaker 3: emerged with the cross in her hand to.
Speaker 1: Proso puttis futtis dikai qui perifina.
Speaker 3: Her face lit up with joy and pride.
Speaker 1: On nicolas kiov Vasilis etrixan prostomerostis, you're tasca torto mattis.
Speaker 3: Nicolas Ow and Vasilis ran toward her, celebrating her achievement.
Speaker 1: Mette voitie ton filuntis idimitra vii kistnakti anas senn daz vaja.
Speaker 3: With the help of her friends, Dmitra came ashore, breathing deeply.
Speaker 1: Ithie ele nepsi sana elepri en votis.
Speaker 3: The storm had calmed as if it wanted to cheer
Speaker 3: for her triumph.
Speaker 1: I dmitre echi peti ji Metapova, sistikot tatis kief phil
Speaker 1: distnitex and messer vasmo keea Massmo.
Speaker 3: Dimitra had succeeded through her determination, and her friends looked
Speaker 3: at her with respect and admiration.
Speaker 1: Piliki him ali.
Speaker 3: That day on the silent and stormy Barrelia of Minas,
Speaker 3: the Vitra gained not only the challenge but also her
Speaker 3: own confidence.
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 1: Ilia ilia i paralia, the beach, spili siopili scho bili,
Speaker 1: silent Remi remi remi come amos amos mos the wind.
Speaker 1: There is a cinepha griza, cinepha griza siepha, gray clouds
Speaker 1: Orah nos oras urrah nos the sky, Scotty Osman, Diez,
Speaker 1: Scotty Osman, Diez, Scott Insman, Diaz.
Speaker 3: Dark mantle e your t E, your t e, your
Speaker 3: t celebration.
Speaker 1: Tontovanion, Tontovanion, Tontovanion, theophany iparados, iparadosi iparados tradition, vutixi, vutixi, vutixi,
Speaker 1: dive anasiri ana siri, anasiri, retrieve, ostavros, ostavros, ostavaros, cross,
Speaker 1: eat me, eat me, eat me, honor up of is
Speaker 1: many as is many APAs is many determined, tosa keto,
Speaker 1: dosa keto, dosa keeto, jacket to vima, tovima to vima
Speaker 1: step and Shonda's anshondas Aihonda's worried i, agriotita i, agriotita i, agriotita, ferocree, timomeni,
Speaker 1: timomeni themo mani angry, takmata, takimata, takemata waves, apilitica, apilitica, apilitica,
Speaker 1: threateningly ilactara, elctara, ilactara, yearning inam itna me it na
Speaker 1: me strength, epst EPs, t eat past faith, eya bophaci,
Speaker 1: eya bophassi yaphusci decision e it be moni e b
Speaker 1: moni I it b moni persistence three m fifty ki
Speaker 1: three M fifty ki three m vifty ki triumphant ikharah
Speaker 1: iharah iharrah joy e verifaya e verifaya e Verifinya Pride.
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