This week's "Consultations" focus on a deeply Greek and timeless topic: the use of the Greek language. How do we learn Greek? How do we use it in everyday life? How much do we forget it — and how much, unwittingly, "we stray onto the sandy shores of...

The moon raised its brow on the mountain and Minas stuck to the window like an oyster. "Hello, my little moon," he said, "friend, hello! Be careful to illuminate the night's travelers. Don't hide in the clouds, go out into the open, my father is coming...

(Dedicated to the magic of the first grade of life — Kindergarten) “To our parents we owe our living, and to our teachers we owe our well-being - Alexander the Great” A phrase that encompasses all the power and mission of teachers. In a world that is constantly changing with...

Our homeland, Greece, a graceful Naiad, swims in the water with a lace fur coat as white as a snowflake. She has a blue costume, she is dancing, she is dancing, she wears a laurel crown with an antique coin and on her chest she wears a cypress. She bathes in sunlight in...

Oh, look at the snail! He limps and limps and draws ribbons with a silver trail. With his house on his back, he searches for food around him and then closes the door, wrapped in his silence. - How does he spend his time? Should I play with him or...

A newborn bird in a nest in the blackbird's embrace lived warmly, but suddenly it slipped, fell to the ground, peeing, my God, on a cold mattress trembling! Drive away, my Christ, into our neighbor's unknown yard the black cat so that I too may not see the fake...

Angelos Zacharopoulos, Honorary Director of the European Commission, writes: I lived to hear this too at the age of ninety-eight. And from whom? From Professor of Linguistics at the University of Patras, Mr. Xydopoulos, in the context of his interview with Kathimerini...

I'll say goodbye to summer in August, I'm leaving the diving and running to school. I'll leave the boats sailing offshore, and I'm packing a bag with all my school supplies. Pencils and erasers, notebooks and pens, how much I have to learn this year too. I'll always...

Menippean satire is a literary genre named after the Cynic philosopher and satirist Menippus (3rd century BC). It is characterized by the mixing of prose with other forms, such as poetry, and often has a philosophical, critical, or mocking tone.

It is approximately 22 kilometers from Megalopolis. It is located on the southern slopes of Mount Lycaon. Today, 1 km. north, there is a village of the same name that constitutes a Municipal District of the Municipality of Megalopolis with a population of approximately 65 residents. History It is considered the...