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Speaker 3: Dive into a young girl's transformative journey at the Acropolis Museum,
Speaker 3: where history becomes a vibrant path to self discovery and
Speaker 3: ancestral connection.
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Speaker 1: Nana cal me if hermiki yematia, happiyet and ellinikopolitis modas
Speaker 1: caladus is Sophia or the yeno mada mechamojilo Eleni nedro
Speaker 1: Palimathyitria vadi is upila tamatid is tremendous, the themata and
Speaker 1: asituna catanoism ta marmara, tagalmata, kittsistorias phokriven the pishopovta, theeleinegnosities
Speaker 1: in the cemetoparelthontis metus progonus tis naditoi aftotis, messa poterai
Speaker 1: on Eleno di platis on nikos in a jematus and
Speaker 1: erie ken fusiasmo milaid in a tageti venosus to and
Speaker 1: the posiasi to simathi tes metisistorius two jetzophor to Parthenona
Speaker 1: if on it kiriaki ki elenis stand posidicitis vini mestrodeto
Speaker 1: for non herodis cathosio mother stamatabros tasta marmar to perthenona
Speaker 1: is Sophia as it has kep sisteparatrisis on nikos opposite
Speaker 1: and a menomeno sikina ipali eleni metigardiatis nctipa the nata
Speaker 1: apova sis a milisimatheesta potayatis mia parados geniastis pusinta menon
Speaker 1: forest mussio siconi di lato heritis Sophia borono pocati e
Speaker 1: ethus supeni eleni and abne vatiakichisi milayd in estoria to
Speaker 1: agalmatos posndetic propopapus smetondi kimenus the sec thesis if on
Speaker 1: it is the therapie yemio pepitsi is Sophia kismatistis and
Speaker 1: akun pro theus on nikos de baracolum, and the affaerro
Speaker 1: kvasmo episcopis to musio then is in elenic cate perisotopognosi.
Speaker 1: This dignity for Nitis cathosi america even ptilo eleni vadismo
Speaker 1: kephilpsila yematidinemi eimmeres time thus and a hapitis barados in
Speaker 1: astoria is in de smetus prognosis. Then in the piamona
Speaker 1: and apist oniro ale mirjon de nipragmaticotita put in annymt
Speaker 1: in idiots to dl tootita.
Speaker 3: Let's take another listen. Listen closely to any parts you
Speaker 3: may have missed.
Speaker 1: So toproenofos, to Caloquerieu, Tommusiu, dis acropolis, lambi Santi Savrosa
Speaker 1: and Amessasuslovos des Athenas.
Speaker 3: In the morning light of summer, the mussieu Is Acropolis
Speaker 3: signs like a tres ramande hills of Athena.
Speaker 1: Mathi tesa, poenos holio episcapto de Tomusiu.
Speaker 3: Students from a school are visiting the museum.
Speaker 1: Ejunertina mathun nana caalypsun ke navunapocondatmesticats historias.
Speaker 3: They have come to learn, to discover and to see
Speaker 3: up close the secrets of history.
Speaker 1: Messa TuS ither Miki Yematia, rapi yet to nell Nicopoltis,
Speaker 1: Mother's Carla TuS Is, Sophia or the Yidino Mada Mechamojillo.
Speaker 3: Among them their warm and loving teachers. Sophia leads the
Speaker 3: group with a smile.
Speaker 1: E Eleni midro pali Mathitria VADs is Supilla.
Speaker 3: Eleni Aci student rook silently.
Speaker 1: Tamati tis tramenees themata an asitunakataoisen Damarma taal mata kittsis
Speaker 1: torris pukribn the Bishop of ta.
Speaker 3: Her eyes fixed on the exhibits, seeking to understand the marbles,
Speaker 3: the statues, and the stories that hide behind them.
Speaker 1: Theelinagnositi sind simtoparelthontis metus progonus tis navito avtotis mesa poter Eleno.
Speaker 3: She wants to fill the connection with her past, with
Speaker 3: her ancestors, to see herself through the works of the
Speaker 3: ancient Greeks.
Speaker 1: The platis on KOs.
Speaker 3: Besides here is nikos in.
Speaker 1: A yematusenje keenum.
Speaker 3: He is full of energy and enthusiasm.
Speaker 1: Milaidi natatist and di posia tsimathies meteis do yet zoforo
Speaker 1: to Parthenona.
Speaker 3: He speaks loudly about his knowledge, impressing his classmates with
Speaker 3: his stories about the frieze of the Parthenon.
Speaker 1: If Onitu kirierhi kill Eleni is then tis vini messroe Jirotis.
Speaker 3: His voice dominates, and Eleni feels that her own fades
Speaker 3: in the chorus of voices around her.
Speaker 1: Cathossio Madsta, Matta, brustas ta mar marat parthenona is Sofia
Speaker 1: zes siskiparatisis.
Speaker 3: As the group stops in front of the parthenon marbles,
Speaker 3: Sophia asks for thoughts and observations.
Speaker 1: On kosomenoxeginai pari.
Speaker 3: Nicos as expected, starts again.
Speaker 1: E Eleni mettegarieteta apopa Sisa Melissi.
Speaker 3: Eleni, with her heart pounding, decides to speak.
Speaker 1: Timate mieres doria polla yetis mia parat pucinve de menan
Speaker 1: aforees to mussio.
Speaker 3: She remembers a story from her grandmother, a family tradition
Speaker 3: connected to an amphora in the museum.
Speaker 1: Sigoni di la to heritis.
Speaker 3: She timidly raises her hand.
Speaker 1: Sophia Borona Pocatti, Sophia, can I say something, Ietueni. The
Speaker 1: room falls silent, e Eleni and abne vafia Kerchisi. Eleni
Speaker 1: takes a deep breath and begins milay testia to aral
Speaker 1: matos posindeti diki meenus seg thesis.
Speaker 3: She talks about the statue story, how her great great
Speaker 3: grandfather connected with the object in the exhibits.
Speaker 1: If it pite ye misi pepisi.
Speaker 3: Her voice stabilizes, filling with confidence.
Speaker 1: Is Sophia unbre su hikui veus.
Speaker 3: Sophia and her classmates listen with attention and awe on.
Speaker 1: Nicos de barraco Luima, and the aferro kivasmo.
Speaker 3: Nikos watches her with interest and respect.
Speaker 1: Episciepsis to mussillo dinis eleni kati perishotro pognoci.
Speaker 3: The visit to the museum gives Eleni more than knowledge.
Speaker 1: Tis dinity fonitis.
Speaker 3: It gives her her voice.
Speaker 1: Cathosimerko e eleni vadimto ke philipsilla yematidin ami etim mirest
Speaker 1: faros barradostoria.
Speaker 3: As the day descends from the sun, Eleni walks with
Speaker 3: her head held high, full of strength, ready to share
Speaker 3: with courage. Her love for tradition and history.
Speaker 1: Is inde smutus pragusis then piamono and APIs to oniro
Speaker 1: a lamondi pragmatico tita putting a nontidie dea.
Speaker 3: The connection with her ancestors is no longer just an
Speaker 3: elusive dream, but a living reality, uniting her with her
Speaker 3: very identity.
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: To mussiou tomusillo, to musillo. The museum othisavros, othisavroch ofisavroche,
Speaker 1: the treasure ilofi, ilofi ilofi, the hills imatites, imatites, imathites,
Speaker 1: the students to preno fos, to preno fos, to prono foche.
Speaker 1: The morning light israscala israscala, isa skala. The teacher eomatha,
Speaker 1: eo mather ir mather, the group, take themata, take themata,
Speaker 1: take themata. The exhibits Tamarma, Tamarma, tamar mara, the marbles
Speaker 1: tag Almata, tagralmataa almata, The statues it progni h progoni
Speaker 1: it progoni. The ancestors is in this is in, this
Speaker 1: is in this the connection inanera enia enya. The energy
Speaker 1: o enthusiasmos, enthusiasmos, o enthusiasmos. The enthusiasm isimati tes isimathi,
Speaker 1: tes is simathi tes. The class isophorus, isophorus, isophorus. The
Speaker 1: freeze ihoru Ihodia Ihoovia, the chorus Ikardia, Igardia, Ikardia, the
Speaker 1: heart Istoria, estoria, istoria, the story on foreas on foras
Speaker 1: ompaas the emphor, e Ethusha, Ethusha, e Ethusha, the room,
Speaker 1: If to pepethsi, if to pepethsi, if to PEPTHISI the confidence, Dotheus, dotheus, dotheus.
Speaker 1: They are oversmos oversmos ovasmos. The respect, episcipsy episcipsy, epescipsy,
Speaker 1: the visit if oni if oni iphoni, the voice, iparadosi,
Speaker 1: iparadusi iparadosi, the tradition, to noro to noro, to o neiro,
Speaker 1: the dream, ipragmaticotita, ipragmaticotita, ipragmatico, Tita, the reality, itaf to tita,
Speaker 1: itaf to tita, itaf to tita, the identity.
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