FYI:
In Greek we say "Christos Anesti," to which it is answered "Alithos Anesti."
Translation: "Christ is Risen!" and "Indeed He is Risen!"
Don't mean to get religious on you guys, but it's an important holiday for
lots of people and I wanted to give you this small insight.
You can impress your Greek friends today with this little bit of information.
In Greek we say "Christos Anesti," to which it is answered "Alithos Anesti."
Translation: "Christ is Risen!" and "Indeed He is Risen!"
Don't mean to get religious on you guys, but it's an important holiday for
lots of people and I wanted to give you this small insight.
You can impress your Greek friends today with this little bit of information.
Happy Easter to you Doc...
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Right on the dot, Dr. Paul!
Normally the Eastern Orthodox easter is usually only a week after the catholic easter, so it was kind of strange to have it a full month later. I might look into that.
Normally the Eastern Orthodox easter is usually only a week after the catholic easter, so it was kind of strange to have it a full month later. I might look into that.
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