February 26th is our last day of school, before a well-deserved two-week break. My students will have a lot of time to marvel at the snow shots posted by their Swedish friends, and to listen to the great Greek music posted on the blog of their friends from Greece.
But before going on holiday, the students from Pondicherry will have a big SURPRISE. I am sure they'll talk to you about it in a very near future.
Their Greek friends will be extremely surprised too.
Just wait and see.
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13 years ago
we watched your presentation about your city.It was really interesting.What you presented us had nothing to do with what we expected.We have watched Slumdog Millionaire(a great movie) and we thouhgt India would be like that.Thanks for changing our opinion.We are about to make a presentation of our city too.Keep in touch.
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ReplyDeletewe are Vassilis and Vicky from the 1st Lyceum of Ilioupolis.
Thank you for the amazing videos you sent us.. I really appreciate this! It is really moving to watch children from the other side of the world dancing traditional Greek songs. Unluckily we do not have an Indian teacher to teach us how to dance traditional indish dances. Instead of this I will sent you some more information about the Greek tradition..
Hello dear friends,
ReplyDeletewe Katerina and Stavroula, from the 1st Lyceum of Ilioupolis,
Congratulations for your learning a greek dancing. We admit that greek dancings and language are sometimes difficult. So we are very moved that you have learned Zorba’s sirtaki so quickly. We have invited an Indian teacher to show us some traditional dancing and learn your language.