Nea Smyrni | Easy Greek 6 

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I'm in love with the Greek language 😍😍😍😍😛😛😛😛😛

Thank you so much for this ! You don't know how hard is to find Videos like this in Greek!! I'm learning thanks to this videos ... Greetings From Honduras 🇭🇳🇭🇳

In September 20,1978 I arrive in Greece for about two months. Live in Zografou and Nea Smyrni. My cousin lives there. I miss a lot Greece, I LOVE GREECE. Saludos from Puerto Rico.

Music, gastronomy , languages connecting people and I really like the idea of easy languages ! Lately enjoy a lot the Easy Greek Episodes - as much as Easy French and Easy taiwanese Mandarin episodes ! Wishing you all a nice rest of summer

So beautiful language! ✌

Ι like the vocabulary the man at 2:58 is using - very special and i like the info he shared ! Nice new episode , we love this neighbourhood !

Η νέα μελαχρινή γυναίκα μιλάει τόσο ξεκάθαρα! Τέλεια για τους αρχάριους!

Wow! When I was a kid I remember the "plateia" being just dirt. It was about 1967 when they started building the plateia. Good memories!!!! I would go to Adonis and hang out until late in the morning and the police would come and chase us away. There was "Tsolias" a cafeneio next to the post office (now it is a Starbucks) and I would play biliardo kai tavli. Good times! Thanks for posting this video.

I'm watching these videos a lot of times, everyday. I'm so happy, they help me a lot improving my Greek. Thank you for doing this amazing work, Dimitris.

Thanks again for a great video! and again... no need to put the phonetic script, I do appreciate the Greek and the translation in English but Greek is a very phonetic language, no need to clutter the screen. Keep up the good work!

Lovee the Greek language!Thank you guys for the video!

I love Nea Smyrni! I spent way too much at the bookshop and the bakery there. Need to try the ice cream shop next time.

nice episode, nice area !thank you Dimitri

Επιβάλλεται να αλλάξετε τον τίτλο του βίντεο. Η ονομασία New Izmir που δίνετε στη Νέα Σμύρνη είναι και ανακριβής και ανιστόρητη.

Thank you for this video, Δημητρη, I hope to be there soon.

I just loved this episod! Very interesting and bring to us little-know facts. Thanks!!

I hope to continue this kind of lessons especially are translated by English

My favorite neighborhood in Athens. Next time you should also mention Lefteris' souvlakia! Bravo για την ωραία ταινία!

Easy Greek all the way :) Thank you for another great video!

Love your videos.

Thanks for the video, but now I have even more questions: Who were the refugee from Smyrni? What were they fleeing? I'm guessing this has something to do with WWI and the Ottoman Empire, right?

Ich liebe die griechische Sprache

Greetings Rhomioi!!

These are excellent videos and I have watched all of them several times already. I have watched the earlier ones even more, so often that I could tell you who says what and in what order. I try to step up to videos without subtitles but it is difficult, for example an interesting news broadcast, but I find that, even though I might understand some or even much of it, my mind tires after one or two minutes and goes wandering off. I used to watch some Thomas the Tank Engine (a children's programme) in Greek and also watch the English versions for the translation but they were taken off RU-vid, presumably because of copyright. I also find it impossible to get Greek radio podcasts although it is usually possible to get these in most European languages. Has anyone got any suggestions where I can get subtitled material, podcasts, etc? I have read some Greek novels too, including translations of Westerns (cowboys), which were good for simple dialogue. Seoirse Mac Thomáis (George Thompson) was an English academic who used to teach in Ireland. He was proficient in Ancient Greek and picked up modern Green quite quickly (as I recall) during a long visit many years ago. He wrote about his experiences in his interesting short work Gach Orlach De Mo Chroí. That is the side of Greece I would most like to see if I ever visit again (if any of it remains). When I went to Crete in 2003 (the only time I visited Greece) I took a tape recorder with me and came home with a dozen tapes of radio programmes. There was an interesting Church broadcaster on the FM frequency, although I could not understand most of it. I was impressed by the constant use of traditional music on the local radio stations. It was comparable to Radio na Gaeltachta, which is the only radio station in Ireland that plays traditional music throughout the day. The local musicians were first-rate. There was one song a local woman sang at the apartment complex one evening and it was among the very best I have ever heard. One of the barmaids told me its name but I forgot it and have spent hours looking for it on YT! Dimitris, you have natural talent and you would do well on the television or on the radio in one-on-one interviews.

what s the name of the girl at 2.30?? I understand her perfectly but not all the other except the guy doing interviews. they speak so clear

I would like to see an episode on Gazi :)

Poli omorfi

Ekei arazw kai gw me ta alania

KRATOS!

1:19 did she have a stroke???

İzmir'in dağlarında çiçekler açar🇹🇷 (Devamını getirin arkadaşlar)