Who were the Ancient Greeks? | Jennie

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Hello everyone, welcome back to my channel, Jenny Official, and today I want to talk about
who were the ancient Greeks. Okay, so now let's start. Well, probably you have seen
ancient Greek, right? Well, now let's see. But some of you are still very confused.
What exactly are they? Some of you only hear what they are technically. So now you and I
are going to discover what is or who is ancient Greek. Okay, so technically ancient Greeks are
the person or people or humanity that live in Greece. We call them ancient Greek. Like
if we live in Vietnam, we call ourselves Vietnamese. And also if we live in America,
we call ourselves Americans. What about Canada? Can you guess? Yes, it's Canadian.
Okay, so now let's see. Ancient Greeks were the people who lived in Greece from around
3,500 years ago. It is a very long time and people still have lived in the Greek.
Lots of people move to ancient Greek because they want to explore a lot of things.
It is very popular and it is a famous place. Many people like to learn about ancient Greek.
Just like me. There are really interesting, a lot of fun activities. But they didn't only live
in Greece. Did you know that? Some lived in the north and east in lands that we now called,
now we call it Burglaria and Turkey. Okay, so mostly ancient Greeks live in different places.
They don't only live in Greece, but they live in Burglaria and Turkey. Others lived on small
rocky islands in the Aegean Sea. Yes, some even live in islands. They are really amazing and cool.
So I think that many ancient Greeks have a lot of experience to live on small rocky islands, right?
If they don't have experience, they can't live there. And technically, they just think that
it's really hard to survive. Well, many ancient Greeks live in different places.
Technically, I would say that they also live in other countries, such as Burglaria or Turkey.
Well, we also call them turkeys or burglars. It's not always ancient Greek, but it is part of Greek.
Well, I think that's the end of our topic for today. And I hope to see you next time. Bye.
