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Speaker 3: In this episode, we'll step into the mazo Acropolis to
Speaker 3: witness how a timid student's passion for history leads to
Speaker 3: a life changing moment of confidence and camaraderie.
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Speaker 1: Selen Us to Dymitri katerinas ihan erthes to Mussio of
Speaker 1: themetries de borus and acrepsis supiliagiato, empathis, menus metini historia
Speaker 1: alets called vota and avriphilus Ekaterina panda hamoelastici onniki, tombaratus,
Speaker 1: apostasy e elena eremiki, skeptiki stacott and diplatus paracoluthondesta panda
Speaker 1: supila Cathosi peri is exikuse or themetris senu gadiatun atipadata,
Speaker 1: the prospathiso skeptics of nica ethel and end diposiasmet is
Speaker 1: noosus to otanidascala roties and capio cyl and apicata themata
Speaker 1: or dimitrissid lato heritu elexis archis a trejno potostoma to
Speaker 1: cathos periegrapna theater or he Olitho melusia athina mepathos only
Speaker 1: taxi a coomikidascala akugame pro sohi if onito you not
Speaker 1: and apiostatheri in nefricotoruse otantelios and a thermohiro krotima and
Speaker 1: dist on era Katerina plesia on dmitri is un cataplictikos
Speaker 1: to iamo yelondas after anagnorisi etn to clydida and dmitriis
Speaker 1: me or dimitris apactis and to pepthesi katerina in ephil
Speaker 1: do keeplem borussen extras the pole eftera catala vit axis
Speaker 1: in etiphilia, ye have to popragmatic aden toema cato musio,
Speaker 1: Oilius photosito prosopoto Ihia laxi or dmitris sino the Womanpotos
Speaker 1: Philus do aphicit to Musio pisio do pete.
Speaker 3: Let's take another listen. Listen closely to any part you
Speaker 3: may have missed.
Speaker 1: Oilius des a and exists elusa to Musio cropolus mahisophos.
Speaker 3: The springs san bathed, the Mussio acropolis in golden light.
Speaker 1: Take themataele ban bishoputsjelnes prothechistus, the Mirugondas and Indiposia Koski
Speaker 1: Nico Parhieri historia.
Speaker 3: The exhibits shown behind their glass cases, creating an impressive
Speaker 3: scene of ancient history.
Speaker 1: Itan Emeritus holikisik dromis.
Speaker 3: It was the day of the school trip.
Speaker 1: Imath Testis taxes to selenas to Dmitri, katerinas ihan ERVs
Speaker 1: to Musio.
Speaker 3: The students from the class of Elena, oh Dmitris oh
Speaker 3: and Katerino had come to the museum.
Speaker 1: Oh Dmitris dem Borusshena Krepsiitis Supiliagonietu.
Speaker 3: Dmitris Osio joded behind his island anxiety item.
Speaker 1: Pathius, menus Metini historia alads callevota a Riphilius.
Speaker 3: He was passionate about history, but struggled to make friends.
Speaker 1: Katerina Panda Hamoyelees tikik in on Niki tombaratirusp Apostasi.
Speaker 3: Katarna, always smiling and sociable, was observing him from a distance.
Speaker 1: I Elena I Remiki Skiptiki stecot and Diplatus Paracoluthondo Sta
Speaker 1: Panda Supilla.
Speaker 3: Elena, calm and thoughtful, stood beside them, silently watching everything.
Speaker 1: Cathosu periyikuse or Dmitri Senata.
Speaker 3: As the tour began, the witress felt his heart pounding the.
Speaker 1: Pros pathisio skenka.
Speaker 3: I'll try, he suddenly.
Speaker 1: Thought, Ethelyn and Diposias.
Speaker 3: He wanted to impress with his knowledge.
Speaker 1: Otis Carla rot senkap Yelena picata or Dmitri Slatu.
Speaker 3: When the teacher asked if anyone wanted to say something
Speaker 3: about the exhibits, Dmitris timidly raised his hand.
Speaker 1: Elexi sarchizatrema to Cathos periegra yeter or Hillo Litho.
Speaker 3: Words started to flow from his mouth as he described
Speaker 3: a particular ancient.
Speaker 1: Stone melusiarchier Athina Mepathos.
Speaker 3: He spoke passionately about its significance in ancient athena.
Speaker 1: Oli taxi a comiqui, daskala akuabro sochi.
Speaker 3: The whole class, even the teacher, listened attentively.
Speaker 1: If onito yi not and only quipiosta thei in evricotta pohorug.
Speaker 3: His voice became more and more steady, his nervousness receding.
Speaker 1: Otan teliuche enather Mohiro crot Ma and Diji Sonaeia.
Speaker 3: When he finished a warm round of applause resonated in
Speaker 3: the air.
Speaker 1: Katerina pli Dmitri.
Speaker 3: Katerina approached Dmitris.
Speaker 1: Is shunkata plicticos tu ipegamo jelndez.
Speaker 3: You are amazing, she said, smiling.
Speaker 1: A t and agnorisi ian tokidi to Dmitri.
Speaker 3: This recognition was the key for the mitrismi.
Speaker 1: Of Dmitris epektis neev to Pepithisi.
Speaker 3: From that moment on, Deuitris gained new confidence.
Speaker 1: Ikaterine Yinephili dou queplem borushene fras.
Speaker 3: Pre Katarna became his friend, and he could express himself
Speaker 3: more freely.
Speaker 1: Katati axis it in Ephilia yev to pu pragmati kaiden.
Speaker 3: He realized that he deserved appreciation and friendship for who
Speaker 3: he truly.
Speaker 1: Was Toe Musio Olius photos.
Speaker 3: In the afternoon, as they left the museum, the sun
Speaker 3: lit up his face.
Speaker 1: Ihie laxi he had changed, Oh, Dmitris sino de vomens
Speaker 1: Philus dou Afico Musio Piciotu.
Speaker 3: Pius Demetris, accompanied by his friends, left the museum behind him,
Speaker 3: more optimistic than ever.
Speaker 2: Today's vocabulary words are coming up right after this commercial
Speaker 2: break here are today's vocabulary words, first in Greek, then
Speaker 2: in English.
Speaker 1: I anixy I anixy I anixy spring oiyosh oiyush o,
Speaker 1: eyush son, tomusio, tomusio, to mussillo, museum, toekima, toekima, to ekma, exhibit, eyaliniprofiki, yaliniprofiki,
Speaker 1: e yali niprofiki, glass case, tuskinnico, tuskinico, toski, nicole, scene
Speaker 1: o mathis o mathi is oh matthis student, iagonia, iagonia, iagonia,
Speaker 1: anxiety to pathos, to pathos, to pathos, passion of Felus,
Speaker 1: of Felus, of felus, friend it very easy, it very easy,
Speaker 1: it very easy, tour, ikardia, ikardia, icardia, her ignosi, ignosi, ignosi,
Speaker 1: knowledge o lithos, o lithos or lithos stone easy, Masia
Speaker 1: is imasia is symasia, significance, hypro so he hypro so,
Speaker 1: he ipro sohi, attention, if ony, ef ony, if on
Speaker 1: me boy in every kottita, in every kottita, in every kodita,
Speaker 1: nervousness to Herokrotima, to herokrotima, to hero grotima, applause, in
Speaker 1: anagnorisi in anagnorisi i anagnorisi recognition If to pepethcy ef
Speaker 1: to pepethesi ef to pepithecy confidence, iphilia, iphilia, iphilia, friendship,
Speaker 1: to pojevma, to pojevma, to a poyevma afternoon, to proshopo,
Speaker 1: to proshopo, to proshopo. Faith siodoshusiodoshos, scodokshos, optimistic, historia, historia,
Speaker 1: historia history is holicyikromi is holicigdromi is holi kiekromi. School
Speaker 1: tripscala itascala, teacher eat taxi, eat taxi eat taxi. Classroom
Speaker 1: aarhus arjeus archieus ancient.
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