Friend bought this knife in Greece can anyone translate it???

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  1. From Crete I went and bought a knife to remember the beauty of this land. The thing on down there says that it is a souvenir from Crete.

  2. I’m terribly sorry for my countrymen’s sense of humour and their mediocre English.

    “I visited Crete / and got myself a knife
    in order to always remember / the beautiful places”
    “Keepsake of Crete”

    The words for “knife” and “places” rhyme. This type of short poem is called a ‘mantinada’.

  3. Άντε πάλι ένα ποστ με Κρητικό σουβενίρ μαχέρι. Αναρωτιέμαι πως τα παίρνουν μαζί τους στο αεροπλάνο.

  4. type this in Google translate :

    από την Κρήτη πέρασα και πήρα ένα μαχαίρι
    και σου κοψα την πουτσα σου σε δεκαπέντε μέρη

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