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Όχι Γιάννης, Γιαννάκης: The Idiom Every Greek Knows

Greek idioms offer unique insights into the language and cultural perspectives of everyday life in Greece. One such idiom is Όχι…
Posted by learningreek October 5, 2024
greek idiom kano tin papia
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Ducking Responsibility: The Greek Idiom ‘Κάνω την πάπια’ Explained

Greek idioms are not just a reflection of the language but also a window into cultural attitudes and behaviors. One such…
Posted by learningreek September 27, 2024
greek idiom ta ekane thalassa
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Navigating Chaos: The Greek Idiom ‘Τα Έκανε Θάλασσα’ Explained

Greek idioms offer a glimpse into the rich cultural and historical layers of the language. One particularly interesting idiom is Τα…
Posted by learningreek September 23, 2024
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The Meaning and History Behind the Greek Idiom “Πλήρωσε τη Νύφη”

Greek idioms provide a fascinating insight into the language's cultural and historical layers. One particularly intriguing idiom is Πλήρωσε τη νύφη.…
Posted by learningreek September 18, 2024
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Breaking Down Greek Idioms: The Meaning Behind “Κάθε Κατεργάρης στον Πάγκο του”

Greek idioms offer a unique glimpse into the nation's rich history and cultural nuances. One such phrase is, Κάθε κατεργάρης στον…
Posted by learningreek September 12, 2024
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Greek Idioms Explained: What “Μπήκε το Νερό στο Αυλάκι” Really Means

Hello beautiful people!Greek idioms often reflect the values and experiences of the culture, offering unique insights into life’s challenges and triumphs.…
Posted by learningreek September 9, 2024

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