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Speaker 3: In this episode, we'll embark on a thrilling hunt through
Speaker 3: ancient corridors as an archaeologist and a security guard team
Speaker 3: up to recover a vanished statue before an exhibition opening.
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Speaker 1: Imakria ital it ala napolitimoio agal magnoite st mucio italias
Speaker 1: in and that on the mitrio Italia tung seremonos, don't
Speaker 1: fila capu paracluis holastica, the rest to agalmamevothia leo demetrios,
Speaker 1: then PoTA nahasi serina he visited tusakusas phalias kittys cameresxekrevna tavimatatus,
Speaker 1: and the hunstus megalus deodromus mesas to musio re liptai
Speaker 1: kia almatas tek on the jeroa alla chronos piezi e
Speaker 1: ectasi anigi sindoma Italia kitas it is cleverius to therone
Speaker 1: kill demetrios, nor is it a parasmata katrivetodiatus is in
Speaker 1: ergasia tu sapodidi an acalyptun na katapacti kata venu meproshi
Speaker 1: tavota to dimitrio for horr aki enemy cro domattio to
Speaker 1: agal main Aki Klimeno mesconi O egosto vimaton Pileisiasi or
Speaker 1: the f in this to Musiu to skitaztra Italia Xmilofonativrican
Speaker 1: or Demetrios dignyo Domattio Sosa that too Musillo lao thefth
Speaker 1: in this Vinian agnorisis Italia get in an Ecalypsey Demitrie
Speaker 1: Bravo Echisatotides lao theft in this Menagona Thalia ke Demetrius
Speaker 1: pettienuon Italia Matheninectimativoethia or Demetrios apoptapto Pepthesi caprin figun idiophilis
Speaker 1: te de brota Parathira eathenaplon de brostatus yematis doria Kenese carries.
Speaker 3: Let's take another listen. Listen closely to any parts you
Speaker 3: may have missed.
Speaker 1: Imera Cria or Acropoulos, Mussoli, Mefosa zamie too.
Speaker 3: A cold day, the acropolis Mosio radiates with light from
Speaker 3: its glass windows.
Speaker 1: Italia ro.
Speaker 3: Italia looks at Athena from the window.
Speaker 1: Ita archioloos Yema Tipathus in historia.
Speaker 3: She was an archaeologist full of passion living for history a.
Speaker 1: La simerari niki, but today she does not feel peaceful.
Speaker 1: Enna politi morchio aral marnoite.
Speaker 3: A precious ancient statue is Missington.
Speaker 1: Musillo Italia Sanda Dimitrio.
Speaker 3: In the museum, Italia meets to the Matrio.
Speaker 1: Italia dongremonos donfila capac Holstica.
Speaker 3: Italia knows him only as meticulous security guard.
Speaker 1: Resto a alma me voitia Leo Dimitrius.
Speaker 3: Find a statue with help, says other trios.
Speaker 1: The nehiti PoTA natasi.
Speaker 3: She has nothing to lose.
Speaker 1: Serina hi risa te TuS fagusas Phlias kittys kameres.
Speaker 3: She knows how to handle security flashlights and cameras cekvna.
Speaker 3: They begin the investigation.
Speaker 1: Tavem Tatus and the Junstus Megalus dead Romus.
Speaker 3: Their footsteps echo in the large corridors.
Speaker 1: Mesos to musio re liptai kia al matas te gond Jeroja.
Speaker 3: Inside the museum, sculptures and statues stand proudly A lao
Speaker 3: ronos piezi, but time is pressing iektsi and Nigi sindom.
Speaker 3: The exhibition opens soon.
Speaker 1: Italie kitas n theirn kio dmitriosita perasmata.
Speaker 3: Italia looks at the door locks and all Demitrios knows
Speaker 3: the passages katikrive.
Speaker 1: TuS.
Speaker 3: Something is hidden beneath their feet.
Speaker 1: Is in ergasia tu sapodidi.
Speaker 3: Their collaboration pays off.
Speaker 1: Ana calyptun na kata pakti. They discover a trap door katvenproschi.
Speaker 1: They descend carefully, tafota to dmitriu fo tis do horr
Speaker 1: tafota to dmitri illuminate the space. A qui en a
Speaker 1: microdo mattio. They are a small room to agl mayin
Speaker 1: eiki kalimeno mesconi.
Speaker 3: The statue is there, covered in dust.
Speaker 1: Oh egosto vimaton plisiasi.
Speaker 3: The sound of footsteps approaches.
Speaker 1: Oh the einst musiu tuski itasievstira.
Speaker 3: The museum director looks at them sternly.
Speaker 1: Italia exi jijamilofon Nativrican.
Speaker 3: Thalia explains quietly what they found.
Speaker 1: Oh, dmitrios dignito do mattio.
Speaker 3: Odmitrius points to the room.
Speaker 1: Sosa te to musillo. Layof in these.
Speaker 3: You saved the museum, says the director.
Speaker 1: Vinia noisi is t Thalia yetnan a calipsi.
Speaker 3: He gives recognition to Ithalia for the discovery.
Speaker 1: Dmitrie bravo, Dioitria, well done, ehisdnato di dis layo the
Speaker 1: if in these.
Speaker 3: You have potential, says the director.
Speaker 1: Men and Quina Rohona Thalia Ki Dmitrios pettigenun.
Speaker 3: With a common struggle, Ithalia and Admitrios succeed.
Speaker 1: Italia Mathenine de mati Vuithia.
Speaker 3: Thalia learns to appreciate the help.
Speaker 1: Oh dimitrius a bugtav to pepithisi qebrin fiun idiophilis Teunira.
Speaker 3: Odurres gains confidence, and before they leave, the two friends
Speaker 3: stand in front of the windows.
Speaker 1: E athinadus yematistoria ques if.
Speaker 3: Kiris Eathina stretches out before them, full of history and
Speaker 3: new opportunities.
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: Ircho lorus, irjo lorus, erchio lorus. The archaeologist topathus topathus
Speaker 5: to pathos, the passion or feel like us, Oh, feel
Speaker 5: like us, Oh, feel like us, the security guard.
Speaker 1: Ierevna iyerevna iyerevna.
Speaker 3: The investigation is in.
Speaker 1: Ergasia, is in Ergazia, is in Ergasia. The collaboration ikata bakti, ikata, bakti,
Speaker 1: ikata bakti. The trap door eek, they eek, the cy
Speaker 1: eech the cy the exhibition or the f ind h
Speaker 1: the f in the h. The f ind is the director.
Speaker 1: If to pepethesi, if to pepetisi, if to pepthis the
Speaker 1: confidence if kiria, if kirya, if kiria, the opportunity I,
Speaker 1: the avro me i, the avro me i, the avro
Speaker 1: me the corridors, tavimata, davima, tavi maata, the footsteps, historia, historia, historia,
Speaker 1: the history of a course, of a course of a course.
Speaker 1: The flashlight E cameras, E cameras, e cameres, the cameras etheris, etheris, etheris,
Speaker 1: the doors eqlivaries, equlidaries equalivar yes, the lox o horrors
Speaker 1: O horrors or horrors. The space to do mattio, to
Speaker 1: do maatio, todo mattio. The room tafota, tavota tafota, The
Speaker 1: lights is. Cony is, Cony is Conney, the.
Speaker 3: Dust is even atot is, the potential, o agonas, o agonas,
Speaker 3: o agonas, the struggle ian agnorisi, ienagnorisi i argnorisi, the
Speaker 3: recognition afsteira, afsteira, avsterera, the sternly a jeroka, a jerochha
Speaker 3: a jerocha, the proudly to Politimo topolitimo tol, the precious
Speaker 3: piez biz biz to press, that zamia, that zamya, that zamnia,
Speaker 3: the windows gat venun got venun gate venun to descend.
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