Interesting Facts About GREECE

In this video, I am sharing some interesting facts you probably don't know about Greece. Including things to know about the Greek culture, its food and the people in Greece.

This episode is part of a new series where I share a collection of interesting facts about different destinations around the world.

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[PtolemyVV]

And the spitting part is in sound only😉 you dont get actually spit under. And Greece is incredible

[MastMaulaPuran]

Great information. Thanks for sharing. Lots of love from Globetrotter travel with Puran and Karen. 👍

[ΜαρίαΚωνστάνταρου-πξ]

Actually yes is not na but ne ! Good work 👌

[fafik]

greece is beautiful. You are also beautiful. Poland watches😀

[aristrougi]

NA IN GREECE DOES NOT MEAN YES. NE MEANS YES, NA IS USED TO SHOW SOMETHING

[alexandrospallas]

No in the last vid she said in greek na is yes. No in greek yes is...ναι😊

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[yvonne]

Greek was a religious name for the members of the Orthodox Church. They were never a nation!

After osmanic cadastral registers from the XV-XVI century, more than 95% of the population was Albanian and less than 5% Helens in Greece.

After Illyad the language of Gods was Gheg, Nord Albanian Dialect. (Herodotus)

The works of the great poet, Homer, are filled with words that not only survive in Albanian, but continue to be used. From Homer you can get not only words, but also phrases that possess all the signs of a typical Albanian expression. If someone were to interpret Homer from the Albanian language perspective, much light would be shed on the works of that famous poet. Between Homeric and Albanian sentences there is a striking resemblance in expression, phraseology and sentence structure. A study of this nature would help interpret Homer, since the Albanian language is older than that of Greece (Science Magazine 2023), much can be learned about the influence of this [Albanian] on Homeric and later Greek.

Title: Unconquerable Albania
Author : Christ Anton Lepon
Publisher: Chicago, Albanian Liberation Committee, 1944