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ATHENS VLOG: GREEK EXPRESSIONS | GREEK COMMUNICATION || LIVING IN GREECE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 มิ.ย. 2024
- Kalispera paidia! Today we will talk about some Greek expressions and how to communicate like a Greek! There are many Greek expressions and gestures that we don't use in Scandinavia. In the Greek language you use the face and your hands a lot when speaking😃🇬🇷 We are sitting at Lagoudera taverna in Perama.
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During the Korean War, when the Greeks sent a large division, the Americans were amazed at how the Greeks were communicating with each other over long distances without radios. When the American general asked his soldiers how the Greeks managed to communicate without radios, one of his soldiers replied, 'By using their hands.'
Hi!😃 Thank you so much for sharing this💙👌
Indeed, we greeks use much our hands to indicate and emphasize while talking. My father though, captain in trade navy, had said that he was impressed how much people in India were using their hands when talking.
The Italian battalion would be confused with us too and vice versa :P
What Italians are you talking about? There was no Italian division. I am referring to the battle of Outpost Harry, where the Greek forces pushed the Chinese away and secured the Songnae-dong village in South Korea.
@@sakisathan9176 Chill Saki! This is not a history channel on TH-cam. I make fun of things that might have been said or not. Italy was part of NATO but not a member of the United Nations (she joined on 14 Dec 1955). Italy sent its Italian Red Cross Hospital 68 in late 1951.
Regarding communication with gestures, we are not the only ones using them. In military tactics, there are multiple ways to bypass radio/phone communications. One way is to send Morse code with fingers or hand signals (depending on the distance).
You girls really made me laugh. It’s so funny to see non-Greeks copying Greek expressions. I grew up in a Greek house in Australia and this exactly spot on for how my family communicates 😂
Hi!😃 Thank you so much for your nice comment🥰 We really appreciate it💙
You girls You are so funny you made me laugh very generously I am Greek who lives abroad and I never thought that I use so much my hands but I gave some thought I realized it is not just the hands it is our whole body that we use I wish we could meet for half an hour to explain and give all the tips I know with the right expressions to follow. I think it's all started from the need to communicate with people who could not speak. One example the shift of the shoulders that means as a response to a question "I don't know or i haven't got a clue " in English (because I don't know Scandinavian) when you want to make a question you change the order of the words in the sentence for example "There is "to "Is there ?" In Greek we don't do that in our grammar that's why we do that little drag at the end of the last word for example " eisai kala" to " eisai kalaa? or entaxi to entaxii?. You have a lovely accent and I enjoyed your video the only thing that I don't think you have got it wrong is that Greeks are not louder from Italian s for example or any other nation is up to every individual and if you hear Greeks sounds like they are fighting they probably do especially if they discuss politics. Have you ever seen a Greek couple on their honeymoon to talk loud to each other that would be a worrying thing. Anyway in Greece is rude to talk to someone loud and you will be asked to put your tone of the voice down. Lots of love from a Greek fan😊❤
Hi!😃 Thank you so much for your comment❤️ and thank you for explaining more about the expressions and gestures😊
Very true what you said about a couple on their honeymoon haha they are not loud😄 it depends on the situation and company then☺️ Thank you so much for watching❤️❤️❤️
Well that was entertaining 😂. Especially the "Popopo oti na nai" part i really laughed!
Thank you so much!😄❤️
Thank you ladies, for being yourselves! Greetings from Thessaloniki.
Thank you so much for watching🥰❤️
the best girls!!!!if you continue these videos the greeks will love you!!!very sweet and beautiful both!!
Thank you so much😃❤️
You are both wonderful! Happy, radiating people who spread positivity and wit!! God bless you ❤
Thank you so much for your nice words❤️❤️❤️
@athenswives I thank you for your positivity and charm 😃❤️
You made me laugh girls! :D You have mastered Greek expressions! Enjoy your lives in Greece and keep that positive energy ;)
Thank you so much for your nice comment🥰 We appreciate it a lot💙
Wow , I am Greek and I just found this video . I could not stop laughing it was like being in Greece with best friends . I think the way you two express the Greek. Words and gestures is very informative 😅 entertaining and fun.
Hi!😃 Thank you so much for your nice words💙 and thank you for watching🥰💙
You made me laugh! Brought me wonderful memories.
I remember during my Greek summer vacations as a kid, as I was born in Sweden by Greek parents, my relatives always said that in Greece you nod when saying no while in Sweden it means yes.
Always fun to learn gestures from different cultures.
Very nice video girls! Take care and have fun! 😊
Thank you so much😄❤️ Yes it can be very confusing😅 Have a great weekend💙
Nice one.
We have a joke about two friends in the winter, sitting down without speaking.
The one tells the other: Say something.
And the other answers: I can't my hands are cold.
😄😄😄 Love the joke!
Thank you so much for watching🥰❤️
"Tsou" is not rude among friends . it comes out naturally. If a server does it of course you would expect him to actually say no but it doesn't necessarily mean he's intentionally rude. And you are right, when you use the whole eyes-eybrows for the "no" movement it means "no and i am sorry ". It's apologetic. You were right about all expressions, you understand the culture now. I love this kind of videos.
What i think is missing in your greek life is a bit of history perspective. Googling only takes a few seconds and explains a lot of things you wonder about. For example if you googled "Averof" a few weeks ago in salamina you would realise why that road and that ship had the same name. History explains why every nation is the way it is .
I am very certain they are constantly bombarded with. History facts by Greeks😂
Hi!😃 Thank you so much for your comment💙 We will try to make more videos like this🥰
Good observation: when the eyebrows move in the "no" gesture, the "no" is more apologetic, embarrassed, or alarming. When the eyes are not moving, it is a more casual "no".
😃👍🇬🇷 Thank you so much for watching💙
I could not stop laughing !!.... there are many explanations for Greek expressions !....... χαιρετισματα κοριτσια , πολυ ομορφο και διασκεδαστικο το βιντεο ! καλα να περνατε !!!!
Ευχαριστούμε πάρα πολύ😄💙
Both of you are Awesome! ❤️
And so Cheerful & Funny 😅
Thank you so much for your nice words!🥰❤️❤️❤️
as a Greek i laughed a lot in this video. you made my day girls ty! 😂
Thank you so much😄❤️
I love that fish restaurant! Haven’t been to Lagoudera for years!
Yes it's very nice!😍
One of your best and funniest. Thanks, that was fun.
Thank you so much😃❤️ We appreciate it a lot🥰
Good observation! You are right in everything. For us Greeks this way of communication & expression comes natural and without being conscious of it. 😄
Thank you so much for watching🥰🇬🇷
What a great, fresh, positive, happy, video!!!! Who cares about whether you say things "right" or "wrong"!!!!!😅😅😅❤ Tack/takk för detta!
(P.s. as a Greek, i m fed up of the loudness and dreaming of cafés in Oslo!😊)
Thank you so much for your nice words🥰 We appreciate it a lot💙💙💙
You are picking up really good, you should come to Cyprus, more puzzling face expressions and hand gestures wait for you. Nice video girls
Thank you so much😃 Yes it would be nice to visit Cyprus🥰💙
You had me dying in laughter. I’m Greek and it’s funny watching you mimic what I’ve grown up with. 😂
Haha thank you so much😅❤️
@@athenswives keep doing what your doing!!
The "eh" at the end is like "you will clean it, won't you (eh)?", "You did that thing, didn't you (eh)?"
Thank you for explaining this! It makes more sense now😃👌💙
This "eh?" is a question tag.
I just LOVE your videos! Y'all are so delightful!!!
Thank you so much😃❤️
Έκλαψα από τα γέλια, μπράβο κορίτσια!!
Ευχαριστούμε πολύ!😅❤️
Thanks for this amazing episode, and all the laughs! 😊
Thank you so much for watching🥰🥰🥰
You are both wonderful
Thank you so much😃❤️ and thank you for watching💙
Gorgeous ladies from a Greek in Australia you have both have nailed it perfectly 👌😅
Thank you so much😃❤️
Indeed if you don't know the person doing 'ts' to you then it can be a little rude. 'Ts' is mainly used between ppl aquainted with each other, it's when you disagree but you're too bored to say no, or when it's about something so definite and obvious that it doesn't even worth the effort of saying no.
Hi!😃 Thank you so much for explaining this❤️
@@athenswives παρακαλώ!
Very observant, very communication focused, amusing too!!.Grant these girls Greek citizenship now!
Thank you so much!❤️❤️❤️😅
Converting the hyberborians to Hellenism.Props to those two guys that managed to keep you here.Μπράβο παίδες.Ιδίως η κοντούλα έχει κάνει μεταπτυχιακά μπράβο στον εκπαιδευτή.
Ευχαριστούμε πάρα πολύ😁❤️
The question starts at the beginning of the sentence. Loud is showing passion for the topic being discussed. Thank you ladies it was fun.
Thank you so much for your comment🥰 and thank you for watching💙💙💙
έχω γελάσει πολύ ρε κορίτσια με αυτό το βίντεο να είστε καλά
Ευχαριστούμε πολύ😄❤️
Hello!
Great episode!
We have many gestures in Greece, of which some of the most common ones are bad, like the one you girls mentioned when you want to say someone is an @####e, the one with the five fingers wide open facing the other guy (this is known as the "medal of the wide open palm" and you can even say this phrase instead of doing the actual gesture, like "you won the medal of the wide open palm" -- a gesture or phrase which you should know by now it's a curse many people dont take lightly, though between friends it is 100% harmless) and the other when you twist the palm of your hand close to the side of your forehead which means that someone is insane, crazy.
And of course we have our own version of the "finger" which doesnt mean the exact same thing, but anyone will get the point regardless which country he comes from.
Thank you both for making this video,
Regards
Hello! Thank you so much for sharing all this☺️ Yes, we feel that there are many bad gestures too😅 Have a great weekend and thank you for watching💙💙💙
Hey, very amusing video, very funny and really really good video
Hi!😃 Thank you so much💙💙💙
I was born in Australia and to my horror I freaked when I heard the Aussies say that Greeks speak with their hands. I thought everybody spoke with their hands… You are both adorable and you made me laugh… so good… 😂
Thank you so much!😃❤️
Haha yes, a lot of speaking with the hands!😅🇬🇷
spot on
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in 11:45 when tight lips and move eyebrows to a "no" mean "unfortunately" no... if you don't tight lips is a simple no... The expressions usually show the "mood" around a yes, a no or a maybe, etc... tight lips and turnd head left or right is "maybe"... lol It's a whole second language...
Haha yes it really is a whole second language😂 Thank you for watching🥰💙
It is not rude but for sure is informal.
Thank you for clarifying that!😊💙
I thought that Italians speak with their hands a lot, but after this video I realised that we (Greeks) speak a lot with our hands too.
You are correct to everything you said.
Haha yes😅 a lot of speaking with the hands here😁🇬🇷
You’re soo sweet,cute ,funny and truthful 😅
❤️❤️❤️ Thank you so much for watching🥰
Σαν να βλεπω τν εαυτο μου να μιλαει...Με τον τροπο που τα λετε εσκασα στα γελια κι ακομα γελαω 😂😂😂😂👍👍
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Μπράβο κορίτσια !! 👏👏👏 . you managed to give a taste of Greece. but the most characteristic of the Greek language is "Μ@λακα"!!! with its many different meanings. It takes a whole episode like this😁
Ευχαριστούμε πάρα πολύ🥰❤️
You ladies are amazingly observative. You are 100% accurate about how Greeks talk and express themselves. Bravo. I am guessing you have lived in Greece for a few years. This is the first video of yours I have watched and I must say I find you guys very interesting and entertaining. Keep it up! Kalh synexeia.
Thank you so much!😃 We really appreciate it!❤️ Yes, we have lived in Greece many years😄 Victoria for 6 years and Helene for 9 years💙🇬🇷
SIMPLY AMAZING!
Thank you!😃💙
Very funny video hahaha Congratulations !!
Thank you so much🥰😅❤️
Jiasas, please please one more video about Greek-expressions, snälla göra en mera video om grekiska uttryck, tack så mycket.
Hej!😊 Thank you for your suggestion😃👌❤️ Tack!
LOL,amazing,I think you're ready for Hellenic citizenship!!!!
Haha thank you!😄👌🇬🇷
You got it girls!!!!! You are two of us!!!!! Especially you lady on the left!!!!
Thank you so much!😄💙🇬🇷
Have you ever thought of doing a stand-up comedy?😁
You are very funny.😊
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Spot on girls, congats!
I feel that even your English accent is influeced by Greek .......
Thank you so much!😃🇬🇷
Your explenations are super accurate and intresting to me as a greek!
Thank you so much for watching!😃💙🇬🇷
Hi ladies!!! Loved the video, loved you both! One quick observation, the "den xero" gesture, same face as "oxi" with lifting of the shoulders, eee?😁😁😁
Hi!😃 Thank you so much❤️ haha yes!😅
Thanks of the interesting video girls, ❤️👌👍 τελεία! 🙏👌 you really do have good knowlegde of Greek expressions with face and hands.!👍 one thing you didn't mention is how someone turns his hand around as wanting to say" what do you mean, what's happening? what is the problem now? Tell me.".....😄 I have experienced also all those expressions you showed In the video and was also very confused 😲 of those gestures In the begnning of my early greek years, ...😂 being among the greeks is always good and quick learning 🇬🇷 😁
Aah yes, the turning hand! We know exactly what you mean😄 We see that a lot too😅
Thank you for watching🥰❤️
Very good and genius video girls !!! Well, we use the 'tsu' due to speed (!!)😊
Thank you so much!🥰❤️
I just came across your channel and you ladies made me smile. It's very refreshing how our language and ways,have won you over. You're one,two actually,of us now 😁
I'll go out on a limb with a guess: one of you is living in Salamina eh? I can spot the light accent them guys have when talking. Funny, cause I've been visiting salamina 40years and I myself haven't picked this accent up, only able to repeat it.
Thank you so much🥰 Victoria moved to Salamina just 2 months ago🙃 Interesting with the accent on Salamina! We will try to listen for it😊👌
I'm glad you adorable girls find our ways of expressing, colourful and funny. It would be interesting
to comment on Cretan or Corfu dialects since they're very expressive ,witty ,with intonation and fun. In English "ts" with eyebrows rise is used and it means unbelievable; likewise in Greek if you use it repeatedly ( ts,ts,ts,...)
Thank you so much for your comment🥰 and thank you for watching❤️
@@athenswives If you want to see greek expressions at the fullest in Piraeus, you should watch the fans in a game of Olymbiakos.Water polo or volley or basket (not at a derby) is a must. In a football match (for the first-time ) you shouldn't be on your own. You can also have a small sample at the local league .
I think you have the right approach for communicating and learning how ordinary people act and express themselves. Love the Scandinavian approach . Undrar vad det beror på. Syns dere har det rette opplaeg ! Själv bor jag på på Cypern och försökt lära mig grekiska de senaste 5 månaderna. Fuck gramma and start talking to locals !
At 12:24 when you ask "where is the money?", except of the motion with head, eyes and eyebrows, you "must" also to raise both of your shoulders, in case to give emphasis that you don't have an idea!😁😊Nice try of you both girls, you are at the exact point! It was very amusing of spotting our body and face language in a video. We saw ourselves on a mirror, at motions we do every second without realising this! P.S. It was rude of your teacher that he "ts-ed" (🤪) to you though!
Thank you so much for explaining more about this😊 Haha yes it felt rude what the teacher did! Thank you for watching🥰❤️
@@athenswives 👏❣
Very helpful !!
Thank you so much for watching😃❤️
Nice video 👍👍
Thank you so much🥰🥰🥰
Hilarious and funny 😂, all trouth of course, that's what how Greeks and Italians sound like, best culture on planet 😅
Thank you😃❤️
Haha yes!😅👌
Καλά είστε αφασία
“ Kala eeste aphasia”
Meaning, good -well -you are no words that is speechless
Thank you so much🥰❤️
I must say that you have mastered our facial expressions and hand gestures! For us, all of these are totally normal, but it was so funny watching you do it. And yes, we are loud! It's an indication of freedom.
Thank you so much!😄❤️
Thank you girls for video, it was a lot of fun to watch 😆I am pretty sure when you go back to Sweden and Norway you are going to use Greek expressions and gestures because you are getting too much used to it, then people there will look at you and wonder "where did they come from"? 🤣Greetings to you from a subscriber before your channel reach 100
Hi!😃 Haha yes, probably that will be the case😄 Thank you so much for watching💙 We appreciate it💙
Very nice video. You made me laugh.
The “e?” at 13:00 at the end of a sentence in Greek, has the same meaning as the the English words just after the comma mark in examples (sentences) below:
“They are married, aren’t they?”
“This is the salt, isn’t it?”
“You have money on you, don’t you?”
Thank you so much🥰😅
And thank you for explaining the "e", it makes a lot more sense now😃🇬🇷
I live in Thessaloniki, North Greece...🙋
When we hear from someone the word "AME" understand he/she is from Athens or South Greece...😁😂
I don't now if in your countries can understand from the accent from witch place someone lives... But here in Greece we have different accents all over the Greece ..!!😃😃
Ah really!😃 So AME is very Athenian then😄 Yes, it's the same in our countries with different dialects😃 Thank you so much for watching💙
The second expression that means 'no'' also it can mean 'i dont know' sometimes!
Hi!😃 Thank you for explaining this💙 and thank you for watching🥰
the hand gesture in 8:10 means “ a lot”, “out of the ordinary” but usually for negative things. So it depends on the context it can mean a lot of stupidity on the road (we understand that can be stupid drivers but this one is above acceptable stupidity :), or a lot of distance means you cant go easily there, or with a problem that is not easy to solve or an extraordinary hustle etc. keep up the good work girls ;)
Hi!😃 Thank you so much for explaining this! It actually makes more sense now☺️ Have a great evening🥰❤️
:) Congrats!!! Awesome video, i've been in Norway, (Sandvika, Holmestrand and Slependen, actually my Greek sister lives there). I can admit, there are many differences between Scandinavian people and Greeks hahahaha :) Any suggestions for the Lofoten Islands...
Thank you so much😃❤️ Norway is very nice😍🇳🇴
You are funny, nice video
Thank you so much😄❤️
This expression you are talking about can mean "no", like in this instance where you asked for milk and they didn't have any. But it is also used when someone is annoyed at you. When someone says something stupid or does anything that annoys us, for example when we are walking and the person in front of us stops suddenly! And often we roll our eyes when we say "tsk" 😂
Thank you so much for explaining this☺️❤️ In Sweden and Norway this sound is only used when you are annoyed😅 exactly like in the situation you mentioned😅
Thank you so much for watching💙💙💙
@@athenswives ❤️
hahahaha I thought that in the whole world they express themselves like this or almost like this lol and yes we speak LOUD 😀Nice video girls 😃
Thank you so much😃❤️ Haha no it's very different from Scandinavia at least😅❤️
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Thank you so much😃❤️
I really like you girls coping Greeks, I lived in Greece many years, but now for 1 year I live in oslo, this week I visited bergen, I really enjoyed, it was so beautiful city 😂
Thank you so much🥰❤️ We are glad you like Norway🇳🇴
You can think of the "e?" that you mentioned, to be something very very close to "eller hur" in Swedish 😊
Aaah okey👌 That makes sense😊 Thank you for watching💙
@@athenswives anytime! Snälla skapa en video om nackdelarna och fördelarna mellan grekiska och nordiska mat 🙏🏻✨💯
Ooh bra ide!😃 Tack💙
Welcome to Perama ladies, hope you have a good time.
Thank you so much!😃❤️
Ni kan prata grekiska !! Μπράβο ρε κοριτσια!!
Ευχαριστούμε😃❤️
@@athenswives Bor ni in Grekland? Εννοώ μονιμα;
Vi bor i Grekland ja😃 Vi har bott här i många år☺️💙🇬🇷
@@athenswives Mycket brå!!! Αφήσατε τη Σουηδία και ήρθατε Ελλάδα πανέμορφες Σκανδιναβες μου! ❤️
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two nice, charming girls. welcome to greece, have a great vacation
Thank you so much!😃❤️
Hi girls I am from Greece and I have send this video to my girlfriend because she’s Lithuanian and she don’t understand some sign it’s 😂 funny 😄
Hi!😃 Haha yes it can be difficult to understand the exact meaning of all these hand and face expressions😄 Thank you so much for watching🥰❤️
It's over girls you are now officially greek congrats 😅
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ouzo speaking hahaah
good show girls very funny !!!
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Thank you so much💙
Bravo, koritsia! 👏I've been in Crete for 2 years and have exactly the same impressions! I'm also amused by the kafeneio phenomenon, where any older man can sit for hours with a cup of coffee☕, staring into infinity✨. It's a very special skill that is actually not that easy to learn! ☺️ Kalo vradi!❤️
Thank you so much😃❤️ Haha the kafeneio yes😅 That's something special! Thank you so much for watching🥰
My daughter has been in Greece working for one year and I notice her speech patterns are becoming very Greek. 😊
Really!😃 That's cool😄🇬🇷 Thank you for watching❤️❤️❤️
You are very sweet ! Keep learning❤
Thank you so much!☺️❤️
After you moved to Greece do you feel that you are more open in socializing, do you smile more often? I personally have some examples from Finland who after spending some months in Greece they completely changed their attitude.
We are actually more happy in Greece yes!☺️🇬🇷
@@athenswives At 2005 i was an Erasmus student in Uppsala. I can feel why are you more happy hear...The student life was great but life in general was a bit boring...But i liked Stockholm a lot!
Yeah we agree with you☺️ Stockholm is beautiful yes! Especially in the summer🥰☀️
If you see vegos avlonitis and others old greek actors you will go crazy 😅😅😅😅😅 so much fun...
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HELEN HAS IMPROVED HER FLUENCY IN GREEK. YOU SHOULD HAVE MENTIONED THE GESTURE WITH THE OPEN PALM IN GREEK MOYTZA WHICH IS UNIQUE AND ESPECIALLY USED BY GREEK DRIVERS
Thank you🥰 Yes, that one we have seen a lot in Greece😄
Very apt 😂😍
Thank you so much!😄❤️
Funniest video yet! 😂😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉
Thank you😄❤️
you learn fast 👍😂😂
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The last months I watch some videos on ancient greek accent. It is heard to to me like your modern swedish/norsk accents.
Aah really!😃 Very cool😁 Thank you so much for watching💙
Hello girls! Hur mår du? Greetings from North Greece 😉👋🏼 Wonder how many foreigners living here!!
Hi!😃 Vi mår bra tack, hur mår du?🥰 Hope we can visit North Greece one day😊❤️
The “tsk” sound in Greek means “no”, but it also means “I’m annoyed” if done with a rolling of the eyes and a semi-rotation of the head in one direction. In formal situations, when wanting to say “no”, the “tsk” should not be used. Like waiters shouldn’t be using “tsk”, but “όχι” if they want to say “no”. If they do it, they’re being lazy.
Hi!😃 Thank you so much for your comment💙 and thank you for watching🥰
The pronunciacion of "x" ("chi") is not "schi" but simpler as a more intense "h" (the tongue nearly reaches the upper front teeth).
Thank you for explaining this!😊 This sound can be a little bit difficult for us😅 Thank you so much for watching💙
The "tsou" thing your right it is rude when it comes out from a random person that you have no intimacy. Other than that great video. Great vibes girls. ❤🙂
Thank you so much for sharing😊💙 Have a great week! Καλή εβδομάδα🥰
From all the places in Athens, how you end up in Perama?
It's a good meeting spot for us in Perama port😊 Victoria lives on Salamina and Helene in Piraeus💙
3:50 its just NO!Siple way to say No in Greek language! 🙂
Always we speaking with hand and face,but we dont speaking with mouth! (budy language)
Thank you so much for clarifying that!😊 And thank you for watching🥰❤️
Hi girls ❤
Growing up in a Greek family, one look or one expression on your mother's or father's face and you immediately understand that you have done something stupid...or that we will have to deal with you later. ..No need to talk...
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You know when you're in trouble!!!
And if a Greek don't want to answer your question.... answer with another question....
Τι ώρα θες να πάμε στην Σαλαμίνα να δούμε την Έλενα και την Βικτώρια??
Εσύ τι ώρα θες να πάμε στην Σαλαμίνα???
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Hi!😃❤️ A look says more than 100 words yes!😅 Very funny (and annoying) to answer with a question😅 maybe we will try that!