What Bores Greeks? | Easy Greek 185

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Комментарии : 31

@codmgamezz Год назад

I‘m currently starting to learn bc my gf is Greek (+ she is also learning my native language which is German) so Easy Greek is definitely helping me a lot in understanding how Greek actually sounds like!

@maartenbey Год назад

Viel Erfolg:)

@vapalaca Год назад

Sehr schön - Καλά να περνάτε

@clarencebaldwin2424 Год назад

Dump him, he must marry a Greek in the Orthodox Church.

@stelios5314 Год назад

Even though quite unpopular, I find the perspective of the guy in 0:57, 6:32 interesting.

@n.karamousadakis 11 месяцев назад

Thank you man

@stefanreichenberger5091 Год назад

Βαριέμαι is a a very interesting word because it covers two concepts which are quite different for me: 1) to be bored, and 2) not being motivated to do something.

@EasyGreekVideos Год назад

Yes, "I can't be bothered."

@conniedenhartog2804 Год назад

I agree with you: a very interesting word. I can imagine that there might be a situation where it is not completely evident what somebody means exactly

@Wandering.Homebody Год назад

Like the German "das langweilt mich", which can either mean that is boring you, in the most straightforward sense, but it can also be used more aggressively, referring to sth that's annoying, or distasteful or sth.

@from_here_to_eternity Год назад

Ευχαριστώ για την δουλιά σας 💙 🇬🇷

@conniedenhartog2804 Год назад

Πάλι ένα καταπληκτικό βίντεο, ευχαριστώ πολύ! Είμαι συνταξιούχη, αλλά δεν βαριέμαι , παρ' όλο που δεν δουλεύω πια. Μου φαίνεται οτι οι μέρες είναι πιο γεμάτες από τότε που δούλευα. Και έχω πολλά χόμπι... Η μόνη στιγμή που βαριέμαι είναι όταν είμαι μελαγχολική και δεν γουστάρω να κάνω τίποτα.

@laradiantrr9357 11 месяцев назад

As I have always said, " Only boring people get bored!" A curious and interesting mind never finds itself wondering what to do!👁🎆👁

@bytheway1031 Год назад

Thanks for posting👍

@cha.felino 8 месяцев назад

βλέπω τα βίντεο από την αρχή μεχρί το τέλοσ 🥰

@WandererdarlingCool Год назад

Ευχαριστώ. Είναι σούπερ σαν πάνδα! I love Michael's new format with the grammar explanations κτλ !!!!!😘

@user-uq4wj6oy9p Год назад

Ευχαριστώ για το βίντεο! Δεν βαριέμαι, είναι τόσα πολλά ενδιαφέροντα πράγματα να κάνεις στη ζωή ❤

@RealAmericanSicko 11 месяцев назад

lol that guy in the grey shirt became Αριστοτέλους 😂

@bottlefrantgaming1004 Год назад

I'm really contributing to the 4-5 minutes watch time, because I watch for a bit, but then I get tired of trying to understand Greek, ahhahah. I'll improve over time, so soon I'll be able to watch whole videos at a time 🙏

@GinoNearns Год назад

Ευχαριστώ!

@anthonyr.1568 Год назад

1:11 I have 2 questions here: 1. You put the verbs in brackets because the man said them wrong, using the indicative mood instead of the infinitive, right? Do Greeks do that often? 2. τίποτα & κανένα actually mean 'nothing' & 'none' respectively. Is it common to use that in order to say "something/some"?

@EasyGreekVideos Год назад

1) I wouldn't say so. 2) Absolutely. Check out this video where we talk about this at length: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pAx9Bdmw3Dg.html

@anthonyr.1568 Год назад

@@EasyGreekVideos Thank you for your answer. I'll go watch that video!

@frenki6271 Год назад

I like Aristotel in this video.

@LucasRodrigues-eq4my Год назад

1:41 in the video holy shit she looks like a celebrity, she’s one of the most beautiful women I think I’ve ever seen, this is what I like about this channel , while interviewing random people on the street we get to see the beauty of their appearance and the philosophy behind their eyes what they have to share ❤

@cedricssj3878 Год назад

hahah i was thinking the same about that girl she is gorgeous !

@laradiantrr9357 11 месяцев назад

I agree- she is a natural beauty!💃🏻But in general, I think most all Greek women 👧🏻👩🏻👵🏻👸🏻👩have a stunning look because of such strong and passionate facial features. One of the parts I find most interesting to seeing these interviews is to be given such a visually wide spectrum of Greek people. I often wonder where the most opposite looking Greeks are from regionally within Greece BC my own blended roots make it challenging for me to pinpoint where and why certain features I have come from. For instance, the young woman we are both referring to actually reminds me of myself as a younger woman. So I immediately wonder if our similar shaped faces, features and coloring are because of one or both of our parents' ancestral Greek geography specific.