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| Simple Greek Phrases |
| Written by Anna James | Posted in General Updated 20-May | ||||||||||||||||
If you’re planning to holiday in Greece, you’ll want to learn a few simple Greek phrases. While it’s not necessary to speak the language fluently before you board the plane and head on over, being able to speak and understand a few phrases will help you get along better while in the country. Doing so is likely to endure you do the country’s citizens. It’s important to note that Greek is a very tough language to learn. Unless you’re planning a trip far in advance, chances are you won’t be able to master the language by the time you leave. However, to help you make your way around the country a little better, we have listed a few simple Greek phrases below. Do your best to memorize these before you holiday in Greece. When pronouncing the following, the “e” should sound like the “e” in egg and the “th” like the “the” in the word thistle. Kalimera = Good Morning Kalinihta = Good Night Kalispera = Good Afternoon Herete = Hello (only use this word between (10:00 a.m. - 2:00p.m.) Vassou = Hello or goodbye (use this version when speaking to a single person or a someone you’re intimately acquainted with) Vassas = Hello or goodbye (use this version when speaking to multiple persons, someone you don’t know and in more formal settings) Adio = Goodbye Yassou file mou Niko = Hello my friend Tee Connies= How are you? Nose tee moe= Delicious Poe Leek’ll la= Very well Fee Lee= Kiss Poo Wean Eh Eat 2 Ah Let Ah= Where’s the bathroom? Sog A Po= I love you Elly Knee Ah Owed Ah= Greek market Call Owes See The Tay= Welcome Ti kanis= How are you? Poli kala = well/good Efkharisto= Thank you Parakalo= You’re welcome/please Signomi= Sorry Ne= Yes Ohi= No Pos se lene?= What’s your name? Me lene= My name is Milas Anglika? =Do you speak English? Den Katalaveno= Can you help me? Ti ora ine= What time is it? Pou ine? =Where is? Thelo= I want Poso kani= How much is it? Aristera= Left Dexia= Right Aniktos= Open Klistos= Closed Do your best to memorize many of the aforementioned words and phrases before you holiday in Greece. If you can’t commit them to memory, write them down and keep them handy so that you can refer to them as needed. If you would like to share your thoughts or request any more information on this topic please do so by leaving a comment below. I will personally respond to every comment and love to hear from you all! Also, don't forget to subscribe to our RSS Feed to get future articles delivered straight to your inbox! Thank you :-) ![]()
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