Understanding the News in Greek: Journalistic Language Clichés in Modern Greek

Greek news phrases and journalistic language cliches.
The Greek language can be difficult to understand as a beginner. The Greek news language is even harder. It requires a wide vocabulary and a basic understanding of the Greek culture and even mythology. Here are some common words and phrases used by journalists, reporters, and news presenters in Greece.
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[@helinika]

What's your favorite news source?

[@minimouse0285]

ionian channel tv

[@hermonymusofsparta]

I listen to Kontra channel on KZbin and also a lot of podcasts covering news.

[@jimgemelas4147]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eGe9qoZtoNKirsksi=yaKiRcL7y5qUDX7z

[@helinika]

All phrases are linked in helinika's article (in the description)

[@erinthomas5463]

This is a great video! Thanks

[@abandoninplace2751]

i don't study Greek, but this is absolutely fascinating.

[@andeclercq7256]

Any tips to read / listen daily news for beginners (A2)? In our country we have a news channel for kids - would also be nice in Greek to be adapted to my level :) Thank you! Anna

[@helinika]

Most countries do in fact offer that but, unfortunately, there is no channel or portal that I know of with news in simple Greek. :/

[@hermonymusofsparta]

I've seen "opened Pandora's box" used in English before and it is used in the same way, but it's not very common.

[@jamessalayo2803]

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