Are you ready to immerse yourself in the world of Greek emotions through games? Dive into our interactive activities and discover how to express your feelings in Greek like a native speaker. Learning a new language has never been this fun and engaging. Let's embark on this exciting journey together!
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| English | Greek |
|---|---|
| Anger | Θυμός |
| Anxiety | Άγχος |
| Confidence | Αυτοπεποίθηση |
| Contentment | Ικανοποίηση |
| Curiosity | Περιέργεια |
| Disgust | Έκτροπος |
| Envy | Φθόνος |
| Excitement | Ενθουσιασμός |
| Fear | Φόβος |
| Frustration | Απογοήτευση |
| Guilt | Ενοχή |
| Hope | Ελπίδα |
| Jealousy | Ζήλια |
| Joy | Χαρά |
| Love | Αγάπη |
| Pride | Περηφάνια |
| Relief | Ανακούφιση |
| Sadness | Θλίψη |
| Shame | Ντροπή |
| Surprise | Έκπληξη |
Quick Facts
- Emotions in Greek are often referred to as "πάθη" (pathi).
- Aristotle believed that emotions were essential for human functioning and were closely linked to reason.
- Ancient Greeks categorized emotions into four main types: anger, fear, pleasure, and pain.
- The Greek god of emotions was Eros, who represented love and desire.
- Emotions played a significant role in Greek tragedies, where characters' intense feelings often led to tragic outcomes.
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