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23rd Apr, 2007

Lesson 14 – Wedding vocabulary

Today’s session is dedicated to Claijon and Paloma! A Brazilian couple coming to marry in Greece! After giving you some wedding-words, I go on saying about wedding customs and ancient Athenian traditional wedding!Let’s start…

Claijon loves Greece O Claijon agapai tin Ellada Κλαϊζόν αγαπάει την Ελλάδα
Dove Peristeri Περιστέρι
Wedding Gamos Γάμος
I marry Ego pantrevome Εγώ παντρέυομαι
I marry (ancient) Ego gamo Εγώ γαμώ (αρχ)
Monogamic monogamikos μονογαμικός

I’m getting married = Pantrevome

I am getting married  Pantrevome παντρέυομαι
You are getting married  pantrevese παντρεύεσαι
He/she is getting married  pantrevete παντρεύεται
We are getting married   pantrevomaste παντρευόμαστε
You are  getting married  pantreveste παντρεύεστε
They are getting married  pantrevonte παντεύονται
Bride nifi νύφη
wedding dress nifiko νυφικό
wedding dress carriers paranifakia παρανυφάκια
Groom gampros γαμπρός
Rise rizi ρύζι
Dance of Hesaya o horos tu Isaia ο χορός του Ησαΐα

“Woman [must] respect man”          ”i de gyni (woman) na fobatai (respect/fear) ton andra(man)”        ”Η δε γυνή να φοβάται τον άνδρα”

” koumparos / koumpara         best man / woman           κουμπάρος/ κουμπάρα

Have nice offsprings Kalous apogonous Καλούς απογόνους
Na sas zisoun Long-live them Να σας ζήσουν
Ke sta dika sas you share this happiness too Και στα δικά σας
Vion anthosparton Life full of flowers Βίον ανθόσπαρτον
 
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Welcome back! I was beginning to worry that something had happened to you with so long a time between podcasts. I hope you had a good Easter.

I like to download the podcasts from your website rather than through iTunes. How can I get the album art for my iPod?

Eugene (or Evgenios) Pagano

By: Eugene Pagano on April 23rd, 2007
at 6:37 pm

Hello. I would like say you thank you for these great lessons on podcast. I’m starting download them trough iTunes, and I really appreciated them…

I’m Italian and I have some Greek friends… Nice people!!! And I started to try to learn modern Greek…. But it “quite” difficult… :)

But you know if you want you can!!!

Take care and thank you for your great job!!!!

CIAO

Marco

By: Marco on April 26th, 2007
at 9:41 am

i’m traveling to Thessaloniki at the end of May and was wondering when the podcast with the alphabet would be appearing. Thanks!

~Molly

By: Molly on May 11th, 2007
at 3:58 pm

Thank you for the album art.

It has been a month since the last podcast. Are you all right, or are you losing interest? I understand that the podcasts take time, effort and probably some expense, but you have over a thousand listeners waiting for the next podcast.

By: Eugene Pagano on May 24th, 2007
at 1:11 pm

Hi

I can’t be bothered with anything these days, but shrug. I just don’t have anything to say recently.

Bye

By: tihopilik on July 8th, 2007
at 7:20 pm

Hello

Looks good! Very useful, good stuff. Good resources here. Thanks much!

Bye

By: govokinolij on July 13th, 2007
at 8:34 am

Hi

Very good site! I like it! Thanks!

Bye

By: likopinko on September 11th, 2007
at 4:13 pm

Hi all!

Excellent work… much respect dudes…

By: lokimikoj on September 22nd, 2007
at 7:08 pm

Hi i’m new here can someone help me to translate, do you wanne marry me into greek.

Thank you, greetings Nikaya.

By: Nikaya on December 7th, 2007
at 4:02 am

“Thelis na me pantreftis?” the tones are in e in word Thelis and in the i in pantreftis. Thank you for listening to us, hae your mind for the next podcast. I will let u know how it is pronounced. I think late today or tomorrow morning I will have the time to make a new one.

By: info on December 16th, 2007
at 8:13 am

i think it would be good to have a podcast about animals i think that would be intrestig

parakalo x

By: sophie on April 22nd, 2009
at 8:57 am

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