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Easter Holiday
- Thread starter mvg3d
- Start date
italflyer
SOH-CM-2022
Hi Friends,
From Orthodox Greece I wish You all to have a good Easter holiday.
........I'm still working on the Macchi C.202/205, it is a very hard job !!!!!!
Don't forget to enjoy your holidays!!
Cheers
nigel richards
Charter Member
Hi Friends,
From Orthodox Greece I wish You all to have a good Easter holiday.
........I'm still working on the Macchi C.202/205, it is a very hard job !!!!!!
Καλό Πάσχα φίλε
stuartcox
Charter Member
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(Sorry, I had to stick this one in, as the above messages are all Greek to me)
brad kaste
Charter Member
You stated it so well Sid. Too much silliness attached to Christmas and Easter. Let's not forget what the real reasons are for both holidays.
Blackbird686
SOH-CM-2025
I don't know what to say to all of that but, Happy Easter
That makes 2 of us, Milton...
Happy Easter anyhow. All the best.
BB686:USA-flag:
nigel richards
Charter Member
For the benefit of both Gentlemen; Καλό πάσχα!
the anglicised pronunciation would be: kalo Pasca! (with the a always as in apple and the c as in school)
(meaning yes, you guessed; Happy Easter) ...now you can add this to the already extensive vocabulary of Greek used in the English language...e.g. aeroplane.
Matt Wynn
Charter Member
Technically Nigel that'd be Aero-plaan-oh in pronunciation but i'm being nit-picky again...
nigel richards
Charter Member
Technically Nigel that'd be Aero-plaan-oh in pronunciation but i'm being nit-picky again...
yeah, you learn quickly young Smoothie.I like that!
...you're trying to get me waffling again aren't you...?
Oh alright, just the one then as its Easter (spoke with my shrink today so no problem): psychologist pronounced in Greek ps-y-ch-o-l-o-g-o-s ; y as in my, o always as in orange.
combination of two words: psycho -meaning of the mind and spirit. logos-meaning the reasoning of.
Now, enough of this or you'll get the pair of us lynched! maybe we should start a separate thread for lessons in aviation Greek (icon:Oh shut-up Alter-nigel! Can it!:icon)