Young Learners – Page 7 – KEDU Language School

Aggeliki Lou. published in KEDU Senior A 11/02/2024

^..Parents..^

Parents,mom and dad..moms had to suffer for 9 months for us to be born,dad’s helped moms when she was pregnant,lovely family now.. daughter,son.dont disrespect your parents kids..there’s also another side of them though..the “BAD” side,when your born into a toxic, abusive family..its-.. complicated for you.nobody cares about you if your the youngest,you just cry in your room all day.cry,cry,cry..till you self hurt yourself,and I don’t want you hurting yourself okay darling?I promise it will all get better soon..I promise.❤️❤️❤️

. -Aggeliki loukou #Senior A

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Aggeliki Lou. published in KEDU Senior A 11/02/2024

~•What are hyperfixations?•~

Hyperfixations are something when you like something (ex.tigers,sharks)A LOT.you have a collection of them as plushies,toys and anything more!Hyperfixations are NOT a mental illness,as I myself have a hyperfixation on tigers!I think they’re really REALLY cool🤩also, hyperfixations sometimes can effect your mental health (ex.not eating,sleeping etc)that’s all for now!I hope you guys understood❤️

. -Aggeliki loukou #Senior A #hyperfixations

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Alex Ts. published in KEDU Senior B 11/02/2024

THE EARTHGUAKE

Hi Kostantina!

Ihope you are all okafter yesterday after yesterday afternoon’s earthguake. I’m writting to tell you know we’re that all fine THANKFULY!

We were all at super market,when all the things all the selve are shaking. We ran to the door everyone was running to wards door too!

So we had to wait there!

Then other people call the fire deparment and he open the door and then all the people went to the homes.Me with my family went home and we went home and we close all the windows we takes all the pets and we go to the safests room to the basment.We took the torces,food drinks,and the pets obviously ,blankets, and radio to hear what was going on.

When we get up stairs we took all the thinks.

Write back if you are all OK from yesterday afternoon’s earthguake

ALEX

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Aggeliki Lou. published in KEDU Senior A 11/02/2024

🎨~^Art!^~🎨

Art is a hobby that I love,it takes a lot of practice to learn.But in the end it’s a masterpiece!you can do anything with art just no inappropriate things since most of us are kids,you can even draw with a number 2b pencil and just an eraser!I love art,I love drawing.And no,I and all the others that draw were NOT born with skill,thank you.❤️

. – Aggeliki loukou. #Senior A #Mr.mike

Hope you like it!

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Ariadni K. published in KEDU Senior B 10/02/2024

There was an earthquake in your area. Write an email to your friend letting her know about it

Hi Anastasia

I hope you’re all OK after yesterday afternoon’s earthquake. I’m just writing to let you know that we are all fine, thankfully!

We were all at a supermarket when all the things on the shelves started shaking. We ran to the door, but everyone was running towards the door, too. Luckily there was a policeman there and he calmed us all down. Then, when the earthquake stopped, all the terrified people opened the door to leave when they suddenly saw that slabs had fallen. We were all saved because of the policeman! I don’t like earthquakes at all!

Write and let me know you’re okay too.

Ariadni

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Dimitra Pa. published in KEDU Senior B 10/02/2024

The earthquake

Hi,Peter

I hope you are all OK after yesterday afternoon’s earthquake.I’m just writing to let you know that we’re all fine,thankfully!

We were at the supermarket, when all the things on the sleves started shaking .We ran to the door but everyone was running towards the door too!So,we had to wait there!we waited for 2 miniuts,i was crying because I was scared but then the police came and took us out one by one.Oh i was so happy when we got out.

Whrite back if you are ok.

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Aggeliki Lou. published in KEDU Senior A 09/02/2024

👤My dream..?👤

Last night..I was a peasant in my dream?I worked for the queen and king as a-..farmer?but why? wasn’t I a queen last night?the queen has a 4 year old kid to!dayum.maybe this is reality and the other was an expectation..maybe I am a peasant in real life after all..

What a dream..

. -angela. #Senior A

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Metaxenia K. published in KEDU Senior A 08/02/2024

My fantastic dream!

I was a princess last night in my fantastic dream!

I lived in a castle with a king and queen!

I had a very big bedroom! It’s sunny and cozy!

I m so excited! I had a huge wardrobe with wonderful dresses!

I had a lot of of of servants! It’s so fun!

My fantastic dream It’s so good! I like it!

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Valia Chatz. published in KEDU Senior B 08/02/2024

My flood story

Hi Anny,

Are you and your family fine after yesterday morning’s flood? I’m writing to tell you that we are all ok. Luckily we weren’t at home when the flood happened. We were at my friend’s backyard when we saw some water underneath our feet . My mum shouted to all of us to reach a high ground. My friend ran inside to grab food, her first- aid kit and her dog and came with us. The navy came to us and they told us to get down of the roof. We Were so scared but we came down later on. Thankfully everyone is fine and none of us got injured. Write and let me know about you.

Valia

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Androniki K. published in KEDU Senior C 08/02/2024

Moussaka

Most versions are based primarily on sautéed aubergine (eggplant) and tomato, usually with minced meat, mostly lamb. The Greek version includes layers of meat and eggplant topped with a béchamel (“white”) sauce and baked.

The modern Greek version was created by the French-trained Greek chef Nikolaos Tselementes in the 1920s.[2][3] His recipe has three layers that are separately cooked before being combined for the final baking: a bottom layer of sliced eggplant sautéed in olive oil; a middle layer of ground lamb lightly cooked with chopped or puréed tomatoes, onion, garlic, and spices (cinnamon, allspice and black pepper); and a top layer of béchamel sauce or savoury custard.