δι' οικογενείας -> family, for families

[Jonathan]

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In the same video , as 3:06 minutes 'little tavernas for couples' seems to be κάτι μαγαζάκια δι' οικογενείες. Is this a possible term for 'little tavernas for couples'. I would have expected για ζευγάρια.

[spiros]

Perhaps this translation is more appropriate for the context (he went there with a woman).
This is katharevousa Greek, hence, not "δι' οικογενείες" but δι' οικογενείας.

ἡ οἰκογένεια      
τῆς οἰκογενείας   
τῇ οἰκογενείᾳ   
τήν οἰκογένειαν   
(ὦ) οἰκογένεια   
αἱ οἰκογένειαι             
τῶν οἰκογενειῶν         
ταῖς οἰκογενείαις   
τάς οἰκογενείας         
(ὦ) οἰκογένειαι
https://www.lexigram.gr/lex/arch/%CE%BF%E1%BC%B0%CE%BA%CE%BF%CE%B3%CE%B5%CE%BD%CE%B5%E1%BD%B7%CE%B1%CF%82&selR=1#Hist1

[Jonathan]

Thanks, Spiros. I majored in Classical Greek & Latin at the university. You are right in answering my puzzlement at the unusual accent. Thus the lexigram link makes a lot of sense. I was also slightly puzzled by the δια for για. It all makes sense as a katharevousa set phrase.
I'll ask as a separate thread the proper modern Greek for 'bars for couples'.