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Speaker 3: Explore a frosty morning journey where teamwork amid ancient olive
Speaker 3: trees transforms myths into magic, unveiling the true essence of
Speaker 3: creative collaboration.
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Speaker 1: Elen on icom the miurugonda sen and horoneru keephilon ocreos
Speaker 1: airas yemi istabneumonia TuS mefresco eira keedin and eristi skepsistus
Speaker 1: e eleni coppo signa is histomiolotis to potrophias eprepenas indoniesi
Speaker 1: to calitero di nato project yeto mathematisistorias olmos o keros
Speaker 1: de voitus on niko metomilo to pandot semethus, kistories karamesses
Speaker 1: merikis for esque segnodaes piet and ta pragmatica to cathikonda
Speaker 1: is sophia yemati and rye kides signa viazot and napeteskapsist
Speaker 1: horis nascevte deposteriaso metosinolo prepin organo thumchalitera I p eleni
Speaker 1: kitazen dostus diophilus dies sophia taftiaxis opticaylica yato project nico
Speaker 1: e simborisna demursis miastoria putensomatosumest barusiasi tovlema tu nico foudistike
Speaker 1: archisena fijitemia, mythologiki, historia yeton theodonik is a yes een
Speaker 1: meestoria yemati rasikachroma keu sophia archis and ashidiasi endsicones popotiponatina
Speaker 1: FIGIs tunico ikatastasie theetera discolmiamera cotta animus egenethiela almost and
Speaker 1: ina pirodotisis in gruss ikatajida and ebnevscatineo idinamtostichiontisphysis echenetsides tu
Speaker 1: nico nalambun kill sophia metonoftormitis, motis vikenes tolmiresa piconicis e
Speaker 1: eleni meepomoniki calikatodigisi enostakomatia keftiax andolocle romeno ergo ottaniir the
Speaker 1: emeritis parusiasis iprospathiatus, then pig exudengari itaxikiodascalus and diposiastica nepotidmiricotitaket
Speaker 1: in organositus e Leni, then an ephekathol in Potrophia all
Speaker 1: ignores and oti duya is an ex reti key ala
Speaker 1: jakini to alithino chierdos itankatiallo either dimitis in Ergasias, tembistosinistus
Speaker 1: philusiska now diyi o jimonas dinarchileovo toothaperasi alaya amnesis artistics
Speaker 1: in Ergazias, thaminon japand na tusipentimis tidnamtes di mirjiki, symbraxis
Speaker 1: keetsi ippotopagomeno lematis, acropolis eleni mtposikiavum membistosniki and ktoti tastinomorphiati
Speaker 1: somadiki Sergasias.
Speaker 3: Let's take another listen. Listen closely to any parts you
Speaker 3: may have missed.
Speaker 1: Equino to payero, himoniatiko proino, moli suios archis and anateli
Speaker 1: piso podiskiet is Acropolis e e Leni or niko ki
Speaker 1: Sophia perpatuceans to our he Elodasus.
Speaker 3: That frosty winter morning, just as the sun began to
Speaker 3: rise behind the shadow of the acroi on Iracus and
Speaker 3: Cefa were walking through the ancient olive grove.
Speaker 1: Ia nemi by resnatis vrstalides, kato potastrivtak lavit neon the
Speaker 1: mirguonda sen and horon neru quefilun.
Speaker 3: The winds swept the rain drops beneath the twisted branches
Speaker 3: of the olive trees, creating a dance of water and leaves.
Speaker 1: Oh creos ayres yemiza nemne TuS mefres koera yes escape cistus.
Speaker 3: The cold air filled their lungs with fresh air and
Speaker 3: energized their thoughts.
Speaker 1: E eleni coppo signa ichisto mielotis.
Speaker 3: Fiez elene, as was often the case, had the scholarship
Speaker 3: goal on her mind.
Speaker 1: Eprepenas indones too cali di nato project yeto maimatsistorias.
Speaker 3: She needed to coordinate the best possible project for the
Speaker 3: history class.
Speaker 1: Olmos o quiros de voituse.
Speaker 3: However, the weather was not helping on ko.
Speaker 1: Meto mielo tupando dee semethus, kistories kinda, narganames aesti seyes
Speaker 1: marichiez foresk se nondes pier ten ta pragmatica tu caathikunda.
Speaker 3: Gekos, whose mind was always on myths and stories, moved
Speaker 3: slowly among the olives, sometimes forgetting what his actual duties were.
Speaker 1: Is Sophia yemati nerye ki vees signa vie jota na
Speaker 1: peteskyp si ists houris nasquevte de posteriajo metosinolo.
Speaker 3: Shafia, full of energy and ideas, often rushed to express
Speaker 3: her thoughts without considering how they fit with the whole.
Speaker 1: Prepin organum calitera ape eleni kita dos TuS diophilustis.
Speaker 3: We need to be more organized, said Helene, looking at
Speaker 3: her two friends.
Speaker 1: Sophia taftiaka yeto project.
Speaker 3: Sophia, you will create visual materials for the project.
Speaker 1: Nko mirsis miestoria putoi.
Speaker 3: Ricos. You can create a story that we will integrate
Speaker 3: into the presentation. Tovlemnico Nkosa's eyes lit up chisena fiki
Speaker 3: storia yet.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 3: He began to narrate a mythological story about the god
Speaker 3: Dionysus and the olive.
Speaker 1: Trees itanestoria yemiroma qui sofiako.
Speaker 3: It was a story full of action and color, and
Speaker 3: Sofia began to draw vivid images that captured nicos as.
Speaker 1: Narration, ikatastasieterraviscolinameramus etiela.
Speaker 3: The situation became particularly difficult one day when the wind
Speaker 3: turned into a storm.
Speaker 1: Almost Andina pirosis and grusis Ikatellida and nevo.
Speaker 3: However, instead of igniting conflicts, the storm inspired something new.
Speaker 1: Idina mitostichi and this feces etiveesd nico n lambun qui,
Speaker 1: Sophia metnamitis motis vercenes tolmiresa piconicis.
Speaker 3: The power of the elements of nature made Dicos's ideas shine,
Speaker 3: and Sophia, with her spontaneity, found new bold depictions.
Speaker 1: E Eleni madei calika di yisi enota comatia keloki romeno ervo.
Speaker 3: Elena, with patience and good guidance, pieced everything together and
Speaker 3: created a complete work.
Speaker 1: Ot mehretisparusisis iprospatia dus dem bi yiksudengari.
Speaker 3: When the day of the presentation arrived, their effort did
Speaker 3: not go unnoticed.
Speaker 1: Itaxi kyodasklus and dipusiasticausitus.
Speaker 3: The class and the teacher were impressed by their creativity
Speaker 3: and organization.
Speaker 1: I Eleni then a neferre caa podrufiya ol ivnoris and
Speaker 1: oti duya it re diki.
Speaker 3: Ellani didn't mention the scholarship at all. Everyone knew the
Speaker 3: work was outstanding a.
Speaker 1: La jeichini to alithino kierdos itanktiallo.
Speaker 3: But for her, the true gain was something else.
Speaker 1: Id divina mit sinergasis tinembistosinis TuS filustis kitty kit nodi yi.
Speaker 3: She saw the power of collaboration, the trust in her
Speaker 3: friends and her own ability to lead.
Speaker 1: O jimon as dinarchie e leo fo to taperasi a
Speaker 1: le ya amnisis atistigasias tamenon jepand na tuscipenthemimits di miriki simbresis.
Speaker 3: Winter at the ancient olive grove would pass, but the
Speaker 3: memories of this collaboration would forever remind them of the
Speaker 3: strength of creative partnership.
Speaker 1: Quietsi dipo to pa romeno v le ma ti sacropolis
Speaker 1: e eleniema teiki ditihia erne tevum ustuccinikiomrfie soma diki sergasias.
Speaker 3: And so under the icy gaze of the acropolis, Ellani
Speaker 3: learned that recognition and success come when we lead with
Speaker 3: trust and openness to the beauty of teamwork.
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: I potrophos i, potruphos e potrophos, The scholar tovasos, todashus, tovasos,
Speaker 1: the grove, doglavi doglavi toglavi, the branch ivra hostaliveis ivra hostalives,
Speaker 1: ivro hosta lives. The rain droplets O mythus o mythus
Speaker 1: o mythus the myth, Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah e yeah yeah.
Speaker 1: The olive tree, nafijithi, naviijithi, nafijithi. To narrate historia, historia, historia,
Speaker 1: the story, nacindonisi, nacindonisi, nacindnisi. To coordinate O afterrmitismos, orthormitismos
Speaker 1: or athormiitismos, spontanei, ipotrophia, ipotrophia, ipotrophia, the scholarship iparusiasi, iparusiasi
Speaker 1: hyparusia si, the presentation, the mericos, the mericos, the meurikos
Speaker 1: creative I m bistosini im bistosni e m bistossini. The
Speaker 1: trust is in ergacia, is in ergacia is in ergasia. Collaboration, organomenos, organomenos, organomenos,
Speaker 1: organized rolos orolos or rolos. The role afthormitos, aftormitos, afthormitos, spontaneous,
Speaker 1: tol MirOS, toll MirOS, toll MirOS, bold afirimenos, afrimenus, afimenos,
Speaker 1: abstract et ceter horistos, ce horistos, etceter horistos, distinct hermonia, hermonia, irmonia, harmony,
Speaker 1: epiti here, ipiti here, epit here, success, instict to those instinct,
Speaker 1: to those instinct, to those instinctively epomoni, epomoni, epomoni. The
Speaker 1: patients ef we si if c efc nature, anaz cause,
Speaker 1: a cause, anazo it cause, refreshing I, anomnity I anomnity
Speaker 1: I anomincy, the memory oairas oairas oiras, the air iproshpathia hyprospathia, hyprospathia,
Speaker 1: the effort.
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