網頁2019年8月8日 · Plenty of people in Greece like to wear black all the time to show respect for the dead. Around 98% of the Greeks attend a Greek Orthodox Church. Birthdays are not celebrated in Greek; instead, they celebrate their “name day”. Their name day is named after Saint Day. Everyone named Jofra celebrates on St. Jofra’s Day.

網頁Socrates. Plato. Aristotle. Greek science. Alexander the Great. Sources. The ancient Greeks were a culture that lived thousands of years ago. They were one of the first civilizations to produce great works in art, mathematics, literature, and philosophy. Ancient Greece was an astounding culture that developed throughout the centuries.

網頁2022年2月14日 · 2 min. Updated: 14th February 2022. Here are our favourite ancient Greek facts for kids: 1. Some people in Ancient Greece would not eat beans, as they believed that they contained the souls of the dead! Beans on toast would be ghosts on toast! 2. Ancient Greece was divided into city-states. These city-states were often at war against each other.

網頁2021年8月27日 · 3. 80% of Greece is made up of mountains. When you think of Greece, you probably picture sandy shores, blue ocean, whitewashed buildings and blue domes. But one of the most surprising facts about Greece reveals that the majority of the country is actually mountains. It’s one of the most mountainous countries in Europe, with 80% of the …

網頁2020年11月18日 · 5 interesting facts about Greek culture: The ancient Greek alphabet is the oldest written language still in use; The “evil eye” is a common Greek superstition; In Greece, it’s common to celebrate “Name Days” instead of Birthdays; In traditional Greek weddings, the best man will shave the Groom;

網頁2022年6月6日 · Interesting Facts. 01 Greece is officially known as the Hellenic Republic. 02 Greece is located in Southeastern Europe. 03 As of 2018, Greece has an approximate population of 10.7 million. 04 The official language of Greece is Greek. 05 The motto of the country is ‘Freedom or Death’. Table of Contents.