English Recordings

"Learning a new language is a rewarding journey. It's about more than just words; it's about connecting with people and cultures. Stay committed, celebrate progress, and soon you'll speak with confidence."

a) I like to drink milk in the morning, but I prefer juice.
b) I don't have blue T-shirt.
c. I like to play with the ball.
d. I don't want marshmallows, I want gummy bears.
e. I eat bread with butter in the afternoon.
f. I don't drink chocolate milk in the afternoon.
g. I play with the hula hoop, but I prefer to play with the blocks.
h. I really like the purple teddy bear!

16.

A little water, thank you...

Well, we're on vacation. I have vacation until the thirty-first of August. Starting September first, I'm at work.

In Samos. I don't like it at all.

Yes, but I'll be alone all winter, and I'll go to Kalamata very rarely.

No, Elli is at the university now. And you, what will you do, Vasili?

Pity... Come on, cheers.

17.
How is the winter in Athens going?

What do you do in the evening, watch TV?

Yes, but I don't have much time. I go to [play] basketball or soccer every Saturday or Sunday.

Yes, there's a group in Kalamata that plays ethnic music, and I also play guitar sometimes.

Yes, of course, I like cinema very much, but I like concerts more. In Samos, however, I won't do anything... There isn't anything there.

18.
Ah, hello, Stella.

Well, you?

You know, Stella, I'm here on vacation. I don't get on the Internet.

I'm fine, I'm not working now. I have vacation until September.

No, I don't see them anymore. I see Vasili though.

Thanks, but I can't. Elli is waiting for me at the hotel.

Good-bye.

19.
What are you watching?

And why is she crying?

Why is it all of their faults?

How do you watch this thing?

Well, I don't want to know! I'm leaving. See you later.

I'm going down to the bar. I want a coffee.

20.

It has very good food though. There's a table for two. Come.

Nice to meet you.

Peter, not Kostas.

Ah, Andrea! Andrea, Andrea!

Come to our table.

Andrea is a friend of ours from Germany.

Likewise, the same to you.

21.
This beer is warm... Excuse me, I'd like a cold better.

Yes, but it's a difficult food.

Sometimes. Not very often.

No, it's far.

By plane you go quickly, but it's a bit expensive.

Ah, no, Andrea, we're treating you.

Good-bye Andrea, and have a nice trip.

22.
But Elli, your father has a hundred rosaries!

23.

Fine, fine.

I need a towel. Will you bring me one?

Thank you.

Just a moment, I'm shaving.

Now, just a second. I'm combing my hair.

I'm getting dressed, Elli! Which pants, the black or the blue?

Okay. Come on, let's go!

24.

We have a map, just a moment. So, is this Stadium Street?

It's nothing/You’re welcome. Elli, what are you doing? We don't have time.

Not now Elli, let's go finally.

Not very, but we don't have time. Let's go by subway.

There's a big line, and it's early still.

25.

Home sweet home!

What does she write?

Nice. I'm hungry. Can't we cook something?

Perfect, let's go.

They'll like both the photos and the rosary. Let's go, I'm hungry!

15.
I don't know, I'm sorry.

19.
The "Foreign Life."

Peter, I can't hear!

Here, now there are advertisements.

Why? It's a very nice series. That blonde tells everyone that she's sick, but she isn't.

Where are you going again?

Okay.

20.
I don't like this café. It doesn't have many tables. Also, all of the men are smoking.

Ah, Mr. Ilias! Hello Mr. Ilia, how are you?

Just fine. Mr. Ilia, this is Peter. Peter, Mr. Ilias and my father are neighbours.

How are Mrs. Eirini and her sister? Are they here?

Peter is a teacher.

Likewise, the same to you.

21.
So, Andrea, do you like Athens?

Where are you going? To Berlin?

You go easily though, by airplane and ship, or by train and ship.

Excuse me, the bill please.

Thank you!

22.
How much is this rosary?

Okay. Okay. Here are forty euros.

Now he has 101!

23.
It's seven o'clock. We don't have much time. We'll get cleaned up, get dressed, and leave. Okay?

Peter, what are you doing? Are you still getting cleaned up?

I can't right now; I'm putting on makeup. Give me a minute. Here
you are.

Now what are you doing? It's seven-thirty! Come on!

Peter, I'm ready.

Ready?

The black and quickly!

24.
No, I'm sorry. I'm not from Athens, you know, and…

Ah, here's America Street, do you see? It's very close.

I'm looking at the price of the books. I'm learning Spanish, and these books are cheap…

Is the Herodion far?

We'll wait years for our turn!

25.
Ah a postcard from Andrea!
My dear Elli and Peter, I'm in Samothrace with my friend, and we're having a great time!
People speak Greek to us and give us fruits and food and show us the ruins.
It's not like Athens here, the sea is beautiful, the nature is wonderful, and it's calm.
I miss you guys a lot though. Will you send me the photos when you can?
Take care, Andrea.
...

No, there isn't anything. Oh...my phone's ringing....Hello, yes mom, yes fine. Eh...we're bit hungry.

Yes, we like them very much.

My mom has little meatballs.

Wait, I want the photos. She likes photos a lot. And I also have the rosary for your father. Will he like it?

As can be understood from the concepts of globalization, it is not only the subject of sociology. But in sociological terms, it is to express the change in the social field. To understand change, Robertson argues that the best way to understand what is called globalization is that the world has become unified, although it differs between the concepts of the globalization theme, but certainly not pure language is not integrated in a functional manner. It is important enough to concentrate on this hypothesis.

The unification of the world is not a process with monotonous dynamics. Because globalization is a political, technological, and cultural process as well as an economic one. According to Giddens, globalization is not just a single process, on the contrary, it is a set of phenomena brought together by complex processes. In addition, globalization is the process in which contradictory or opposite factors come into play. In the eyes of most people, globalization is simply a matter of taking power or influence from local communities and transferring it to the global arena.

My superhero is called Link . L -I-N-K
He is tall and slim.
He has got medium length, straight , red hair.
He has got blue eyes.He has got a thin nose and he has got two long ears.
Link is an alien , he has magic powers , he can make people and things disappear.He can also fly ,he has got retractable wings !

Hello! Today, we will talk about St. Patrick. Who is he exactly? St. Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland. He was born in the 4th century. Everybody thought that he was Irish, but he was Welsh. When he was very young, he was kidnapped and so people took him to Irleand. He lived a terrible time in Ireland. Indeed, he had to work as a slave. He was very religious: he read the Bible and prayed all the time. St Patrick's Day is today on March 17th, because it refers to the death anniversary of Saint Patrick in 461. The mascot for St. Patrick's Day, is a man wearing a green hat, but also a red beard. He is known as the leprechaun. St Patrick's Day was declared a public holiday in 1903 thanks to the Bank Holiday Act of 1903, an act passed by the Parliament of the United Kingdom. Nowadays, we celebrate St Patrick's Day as a way to celebrate heritage and culture which is very present in the United States of America, because a lot of Irish migrated to the United States resulted from the Great Famine of 1845-1852. Also, we can find a lot of parades, and the most important in the world is in New York today. Furthermore, the Shamrock Shake was created in 1967 by Hal Rosen, ownerof a McDonald's in Connecticut, who prepared this delicious mint shake to celebrate St Patrick's Day.

To possess the power, to appear strong,
Much is expected, to be against the wrong.
Notice the title, keep up the fight,
Refer to your values, understand what's right.

Alike in spirit, remarkable in deeds,
Control your actions, fulfill important needs.
Remark on the universal truth,
Begrudge no one, hunger-strike for youth.

In the letter-column, newsworthy tales,
Predictable outcomes, rioting prevails.
Savour the moments of peace and love,
In a world that often seems devoid thereof.

Sports embody the essence of human athleticism, showcasing physical prowess and mental resilience. From the electrifying atmosphere of a stadium to the peaceful setting of a golf course, sports bring people together in a shared love for competition and excellence. Whether it's the elegance of figure skating or the intensity of football, each sport tells a unique story of determination, victory, and the pursuit of greatness. Athletes become heroes, inspiring millions with their strength, agility, and skill. In the world of sports, barriers are overcome, records are broken, and dreams are fulfilled, reminding us of the limitless potential within us all.

Talk about yourself