DAY 6: The One With The KINDEST People
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- čas přidán 12. 09. 2024
- 100 Villages, 100 Stories: 100 Villages in 100 Days! We found these really KIND people in a Greek village, exploring the Landscape and Community!💙
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About this video: After moving from the UK to start a new life in Greece, we're on a mission to find the perfect village to build our dream home without breaking the bank. We're exploring 100 villages in 100 days, meeting the locals, and soaking up the charm of each place-while trying not to mess up the names! In this episode, we visit Kathiana, a village near the airport in Crete, where a kind local family invited us into their home to share a traditional Greek drink. These are the moments that make this journey so special, and we're excited to share them with you. Join us as we search for the perfect spot to build our new home in Greece. Welcome to '100 Villages in 100 Days'!
Have you tried tsipouro? Is it the same as raki? 🥂
Similar... I think raki its hardest
I love tsipouro and raki, but there are 2 different things because of the distillation process. Also, there are 2 types of tsipouro: one with anise and one without - I prefer the latter. Hope this helps clear out the confusion...😊
Helps, but we think we will need to try them one after another to see the difference
Tried both. Not a fan of either. But I'm not a fan of tuica or rachie or palinca either 😄
@Sunpire 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Now that would be a good idea for a video...😂😂😂😂
This is very common for Crete for someone to invite you to the house and drink or eat something...And for us is an insult to not accept the invitation...We learn from our parents and we learn also our children to this kind of hospitality which you don't find it anywhere else...So....Welcome to Crete...if you haven't realized in which place you came...now you know....😂😂😂...
Very nice, for us is something that is very surprising 💙💙🙏🙏. Can't wait to go in more villages to try other tripouro 🤣🤣
@@Sunpire Usually called Τσικουδιά on Crete.
Γειά σου Ελληνίδα γιαγιούλα!!! 👍💪👍💪👍💪
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Greek hospitality is unmatched 🧡
Next time you say your goodbyes to people, in the evening, you can try my favourite phrase which is "kaló vrádi".
Greeks always respond very positively when I say that to them 😄
What does it mean?💙🙏👍🏻
@@Sunpire yeah, I probably should've mentioned that 😂
It means "have a good evening/night"
Very nice then, we will try it next time 💙👍🏻🙏
lo..so typicall greek thing to invite complete strangers in to their homes!! Most genuine and kindest people i experinced
You are right! 💙💙🙏🙏
I remember being on a tour bus on the Eastern side of Crete at the plateau and we stopped for lunch at a Taverna in Tzermiado...
We asked for beers as we already had lunch and the waiter gave us a spirit he called, "Holy Water" for free 😎
Yes, they used to do that at most of the tavernas. 💙💙😊 It's a very nice gesture 👏
4:44 Britain is chasing you... ^^ There is a (very) old house next to the Airport for 49k€ 97qm on 328qm plot, it is in Mouzouras. I just saw that RE/MAX property agency has an office in Chania, you could visit them because i know that they have low cost properties all over Greece, maybe they are specialists on old houses or cheap plots. I also saw many cheap properties all over Greece from "Golden Home" but they have presence only in Heraklion as far as I can see. Very practical that you guys are also airplanes👌
We will eventually try all real estate agencies that are here in Crete. Also, we are checking all properties from spitogatos, but it is very tricky most of the time... Good one with airplanes 🤣🤣🤣
@@Sunpire The main street in Kalyves has about 6 estate agents close together. Kalyves itself is quite expensive but the outlying districts have "renovation projects" (= piles of rubble). You can also find houses for sale by asking in village kafenion. Most houses are sold by word of mouth. If you say you want "ena spitaki" they will understand that it must be small.
Raul I suspect you are not looking for a house in the villages but ... grapes! 🤔
🤣🤣🤣🤣 Brotha... any kind of fruits actually...
@@Sunpire ... I knew it! 🤨
Or any kind of food as well 🤣🤣
@@Sunpire 😆
Nice to see you again. You didn't learn a new word, you just didn't know it was Greek... Air = Αήρ + planomai which means that which goes right/left or that which floats, from this word comes the "planet" and the one who doesn't know exactly where he is going (like you two)🤣. Πολύ αγάπη❤
Nice to see you again, and nice explanation 🤣🤣🤣
is really hard to find a house,AIRBNB killed the market (am searching as well in crete )came from athens. GOOD luck to all of us :)
It's not easy, but we are not giving up. Good luck 👍🏻 💙
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get it from an old man in the mountains not from a store
You referring to Tsipouro?
@@Sunpire I think he/she means a house. As I wrote elsewhere, most houses are sold by word of mouth, not through agents.
"First attested in English in the late 19th century (prior to the first sustained powered flight), the word airplane, like aeroplane, derives from the French aéroplane,
which comes from the Greek ἀήρ (aēr), 'air' and either Latin planus, 'level', or Greek πλάνος (planos), 'wandering'."
We will try to lear one word from each village 💙💙
@@Sunpire Nice!
I KNOW ONE THING .....UR BECOMING GREEKS DAY BY DAY..KEEP LOOKING FOR UR DREAM HOUSE.U WILL FIND IT .....JUST AS EASY U FOUND EACH OTHER..
Thank you for your kind words 💙💙
@@Sunpire KEEP LOOKING......
We will!
Is it easy to live in a village? I don't think I could last a month there.
It definitely depends on your lifestyle, what you're looking for, and what your necessities are. For some people can be easy, for others can be impossible 😅. So it's subjective, for us, we would prefer something in between, maybe a developed village. We'll see where we end up😂
@@Sunpire We've lived in a developed village for 15 years. Very happy here.
why you wanr a property close to the airport in the first place ?? it is naive to set it politely , you look in places where only last minute travelers would check in , id rather get half a house close to a beach rather a villa in the middle of nowhere , if the airport is so much special to you , get a van and do transfers , not a house , tourists want to see sea grapevines and stuffed grapeleaves not airoplanes
tsipouro tastes like castrated raki or raki gone wrong
We don't necessarily want a house near the airport. We go to every village to check out the village and see if it is a good fit for us and see what properties we can find.
@@Sunpire Problem with the airport is not only noise but also breathing the kerosene every day. Nice to look around but you definitely don't want to be in line with the runway!