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Training for the seminary often includes learning Greek. In my liturgies during the Easter season, the greeting "Christ is Risen", is also stated in Greek as "Cristos Anesti." This is the Greek equivalent of Happy Easter.

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You do not say "Happy Good Friday" in greek.... you actually say "Good Resurrection" which is "Kali Anastasi"

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ΚΑΛΟ ΠΑΣΧΑ .. Καλό Πάσχα (kalo pasca)

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It is christos anesti, or in greek Χριστός ανέστη

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Καλό Πάσχα - Kalo Pas-ha [Ca(t)-lo(st) Pas(t)-ha(ppy)]

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Καλό πάσχα (Kaló pás-cha)

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Kalh Anastasi

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CHRISTOS Anesti

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Happy Easter in greek

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