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Speaker 3: In this episode, we'll embark on a soul stirring journey
Speaker 3: of discovery as Ocostas uncovers his ancestral legacy in the
Speaker 3: breathtaking landscapes of Santorini.
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Speaker 4: Tele Morphia qui storia to toputo bragonotu, then the youth,
Speaker 4: the pragmatic comelusis cathosy glosoky paradoss to eat and xennes
Speaker 4: ennas frescosilio sell and Pepano pototi, sias kiocostas, brittafigio, semetopicix
Speaker 4: and asipu. The organo ymara after I viii ekag nor
Speaker 4: is a cathe petroton is hue kegume pathos in historia
Speaker 4: ketus mythus, nahia, matto de sandorinis tossing ginepus melusi on
Speaker 4: his Si, santos dano, masitus ten kio, dimetris enna salos,
Speaker 4: taxidiotis itris tu himatism cripaia car is an ex rev
Speaker 4: nun ens animus ps menu pasha fisusi and ames stavus
Speaker 4: eclesion your mather peripleneticis to Sergios, tafus stag alm techstrapia
Speaker 4: siena na pomeer or helo coo hoo acosta's conduct cepanos
Speaker 4: academic cro it napallo farmenophilacto haragmeno, metonomo to propabuto simadia
Speaker 4: pot pelfon crimeno mesas dochrono ipaia petra vetti gardiat to
Speaker 4: costa in anacalypse of t egenquistihitu for nepotis rezus two
Speaker 4: then it tan pleongxenus e eladida meros do kids coolis
Speaker 4: the borushan a laction af toto sinestima mena neu estimasigenias
Speaker 4: acostas apophasis and apparatiniti baramonito itthel and amati perisota, historiet
Speaker 4: cogenias two nataxidepsi nasisi isandorini kim nimest and bragono tanginra
Speaker 4: coomatitu tonici metantin a, theism pelagon tonangalises and the coto
Speaker 4: peedi a costas britton to estati keepjudinatos hora po comma
Speaker 4: melusis discardias.
Speaker 3: Let's take another listen. Listen closely to any part you
Speaker 3: may have missed.
Speaker 4: A costas the cotas t gardiatis and dourinis kita medels
Speaker 4: too allows you to a yeo.
Speaker 3: A costas stood in the heart of a doorinis gazing
Speaker 3: ino at the blue of the ion.
Speaker 4: Iteni proto to forest in a lava kimeirodietis an exisit
Speaker 4: and tosho and doni push jedon borussenet angixi.
Speaker 3: It was his first time in a lava, and the
Speaker 3: smell of spring was so intense he could almost touch it.
Speaker 4: Televkas pit himtus velazius true LUs ton galis and a
Speaker 4: acalypsit in no morphia ki storia tu topu too bragonutu.
Speaker 3: The white houses with the blue domes beckoned him to
Speaker 3: discover the beauty and history of the land of his ancestors.
Speaker 4: Then I knew the pragmatic komelustis, kathosi glosse ki paradosus
Speaker 4: to eat and xennes.
Speaker 3: He didn't feel like a real member of it, as
Speaker 3: the language and traditions were foreign to him.
Speaker 4: ENA's frescosilio sell and peppano potnaoti sias kiocostas pritikata fi
Speaker 4: yo smto picix and a ysiputi organo imia.
Speaker 3: Afres sanson over the Templeo fhias Endo Costas have found
Speaker 3: refuge in a local organized Biguai Maria.
Speaker 4: After Vienikika norizkath Petro Tu Nishiju Kixigus me pats in
Speaker 4: Historia Quitus Mitus do narhienav Mato ti Sandorinis.
Speaker 3: This kind woman knew every stone of the island and
Speaker 3: passionately explained the history and myths of the ancient wonders
Speaker 3: of Sirunez Tosinghiniepus Melussi Sane. He was moved by how
Speaker 3: she spoke of the island as if it were alive.
Speaker 4: Masitusenko dimitris Ena Salus Axidiotes.
Speaker 3: Accompanying the Mjuoso dmitris Oh another traveler.
Speaker 4: Iristus HiMAT Siriparea Kihis and Exerevnun.
Speaker 3: The three of them formed a small group and started exploring.
Speaker 4: Ena San muss Menu Pasha Fisus and Amesa Eglion.
Speaker 3: A Wind from the past Pasva Bleu, among the crosses
Speaker 3: of the churches.
Speaker 4: Iomada Peri plenar hiostafush sta al mate Kisteipia.
Speaker 3: The group wandered through ancient tombs, statues and ruins.
Speaker 4: Sienna Pomero Helo yigo hoo a Coosta's conduc cepanoad micro.
Speaker 3: In a secluded archaeological site, Acostas stumbled upon something small it.
Speaker 4: And napallillo farmeno philacto haragmeno metno matu pro paputu.
Speaker 3: It was an old worn emulet engraved with the name
Speaker 3: of his great grandfather.
Speaker 4: Simadia put Parelthon Krimeno messa dorono.
Speaker 3: A sign from the past, hidden through time.
Speaker 4: Ipalia petra ve Gardia to Costa.
Speaker 3: The old stone tied itself to t Gardia to Costa.
Speaker 4: Yena caalypse f t agen eculivistihitu for ye putis Rizstu.
Speaker 3: This discovery became a key to his soul, a voice
Speaker 3: from his roots.
Speaker 4: Then it tapleon xenus.
Speaker 3: He was no longer a stranger i elad de.
Speaker 4: Merous tu qui discolis the Burushan election of Toto sinestima.
Speaker 3: Iolada was a part of him, and the difficulties could
Speaker 3: not change that feeling.
Speaker 4: Mena neu estima Senias Acostas Apophasis and partiniti Barramonitu.
Speaker 3: With a new found sense of kinship, Acostas decided to
Speaker 3: extend his day.
Speaker 4: Ethel and Amati perishostie ceniastu nataxidepsi Nazisi.
Speaker 3: He wanted to learn more about his family's history, to
Speaker 3: travel to live.
Speaker 4: Isan Dooriniki Nimus and Bragono tuihinitra.
Speaker 3: Coomatitu Sadrini, and the memories of his ancestors had now
Speaker 3: become a part of him.
Speaker 4: Tonisi metantin and theijion Quitopelae, tonangailises and di cooto Pevii.
Speaker 3: The island, with its blooming flowers and the sea stretching out,
Speaker 3: embraced him like its own child.
Speaker 4: Agostas rigit nev totu, kristati, kipjudina, toste hora, pokoma, milushes discardiers.
Speaker 3: Acostas found himself and stood stronger in the country that
Speaker 3: still spoke to the hearts.
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 4: Kardia igardia, ikardia, the heart, toyeu toyeu, toy yeo, the
Speaker 4: aegean o trulus o, trulus o trulus, the dome otopus
Speaker 4: otopush otopos, the land i progni, hiprogoni, Iprogoni, the ancestors
Speaker 4: of Frescosilus, of Frescosilus, of Frescosius, the fresh sun onaos
Speaker 4: onaos on naos, the temple Tokatafigiu, Tokatafigio to Katafigiu, the
Speaker 4: refuge Tonisi Tonisi Tonisi.
Speaker 5: The island Emithi, Emithi, Emithi, the myths Tofavma, Tofavma, Tofavuma,
Speaker 5: the wonder otaxidiotis otaxidiotis o taxidiotes, the traveler o anemus
Speaker 5: o anemos o anemos, the wind to pres meeno pasca
Speaker 5: to perres meeno pasca, to perras meno baska, the past
Speaker 5: Easter Ostavos, ostavos, ostavos, the cross otafos odafos otaphos, the
Speaker 5: tomb to ag Alma, to ag Alma, to agra Alma.
Speaker 4: The statue Toribio, Toribio Toerepio, the ruin tophillahto Tophilacto, Tophilacto,
Speaker 4: the emulet Tonoma, Tonoma toonoma. The name Enacalypsi, Enacalypsi, enacalypsi,
Speaker 4: the discovery ipsihi, ipsihi, ipsihi, the soul Isingenia, Isingenia, Isingienia,
Speaker 4: The kinship e Istoria, Eestoria, Eastoria, the history, imnimi, imnimi,
Speaker 4: im nimi, The Memory Toanthus, to Aanthus, Toanthus, the Flower
Speaker 4: to Pelarus, Tobe la Ruche, to beel la roche, the
Speaker 4: c Topevie, Topevie, Topevie, the child, I petra i petra
Speaker 4: i petra the Stone, Efoni, Efoni, efon me, the voice.
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