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Greek
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Βουρτσίζω τα δόντια μου.
I brush my teeth.
[voor-tsee-zo ta dhon-dya moo]
Context: Mentioning a standard part of a daily routine.
Τα λέμε
See you later
[ta léme]
Context: Used when parting ways with friends or family.
Τα λέμε σύντομα.
See you soon.
[ta léme sýntoma]
Context: Ending a conversation when you expect to talk again shortly.
Τα ρούχα είναι ακόμα βρεγμένα.
The clothes are still wet.
[Ta rouha ine akoma vregmena.]
Context: Used when checking if laundry has dried.
Ταιριάζουν αυτά τα χρώματα μεταξύ τους;
Do these colors match each other?
[te-rya-zoon af-ta ta hro-ma-ta me-ta-ksee toos]
Context: Asking for fashion or coordination advice.
Καλό ταξίδι!
Have a good trip!
[Ka-LO tak-SI-thi]
Context: Wishing someone well before they travel.
Πάντα τέτοια!
May there always be such (good times)!
[pan-da te-tya]
Context: A standard wish expressed at parties, weddings, or birthdays for the host to have many more happy events.
Πλένω τα πιάτα.
I am washing the dishes.
[plé-no ta piá-ta]
Context: After eating a meal.
Δεν καταλαβαίνω.
I don't understand.
[then ka-ta-la-VE-no]
Context: Used when you do not comprehend what someone is saying.
Συμφωνώ απόλυτα.
I totally agree.
[sim-fo-nó a-pó-li-ta]
Context: Expressing strong agreement during a conversation or meeting.
Θα τα πούμε αύριο.
We will see each other tomorrow.
Κρατήστε τα ρέστα.
Keep the change.
[krah-TEE-ste tah RE-stah.]
Context: Used when you don't want the small change back.
Πάμε για μια βόλτα;
Shall we go for a walk?
['Pa-me ya mia 'vol-ta?]
Context: Suggesting a casual outing or walk.
Βγάζω τα σκουπίδια.
I am taking out the trash.
[vγá-zo ta sku-pí-dia]
Context: A common household chore.
Να τα εκατοστήσεις!
May you reach one hundred!
[na ta ekatostísis]
Context: A common wish for someone's birthday.
Κλειδώνω την πόρτα.
I lock the door.
[klee-dho-no teen bor-ta]
Context: When leaving the house or going to sleep.
Ποτίζω τα λουλούδια.
I am watering the flowers.
[po-tí-zo ta lu-lú-dia]
Context: General gardening or home care.
Πού είναι το ταμείο;
Where is the register?
[poo EE-ne toh tah-MEE-oh?]
Context: Used when looking for the place to pay.
Πού είναι η τουαλέτα;
Where is the toilet?
[pu I-ne i tu-a-LE-ta]
Context: Asking for directions in a restaurant or public place.
Έχετε κάποια πρόταση;
Do you have any suggestions?
[Éhete kápia prótasi?]
Context: Used when asking a waiter or local for recommendations.
Πού μπορώ να βρω ταξί;
Where can I find a taxi?
[poú bo-ró na vro ta-xí?]
Context: When looking for transportation in a city.
Πότε αρχίζει η ταινία;
When does the movie start?
[Pó-te ar-khí-zi i te-ní-a?]
Context: Asking about the start time of a film or event.
Χαιρετίσματα σε όλους!
Greetings to everyone!
[he-re-tί-zma-ta se ό-lus]
Context: Όταν στέλνουμε ευχές σε όλα τα μέλη μιας οικογένειας.
Φοράω πάντα τη ζώνη μου.
I always wear my belt.
[Forao panta ti zoni mou.]
Context: Describing a habit or safety measure.
Σας εύχομαι τα καλύτερα.
I wish you the best.
[sas évchomai ta kalýtera]
Context: A formal well-wish for someone's future.
Μπορώ να έχω τη συνταγή;
Can I have the recipe?
[bo-RO na E-kho tee seen-da-YI]
Context: Asking how someone prepared a delicious dish.
Πώς χρησιμοποιείται αυτό;
How is this used?
[Pos khri-si-mo-pi-í-te af-tó?]
Context: Asking for instructions on how to use an object or gadget.
Φοράω μια μάλλινη ζακέτα.
I am wearing a woolen cardigan.
[fo-ra-o mya ma-lee-nee za-ke-ta]
Context: Describing your current attire in cool weather.
Σας αρέσουν τα θαλασσινά;
Do you like seafood?
[sas a-RE-soon ta tha-la-see-NA]
Context: Asking about a person's food preferences before cooking or ordering.
Μπορώ να πληρώσω με κάρτα;
Can I pay by card?
[Bo-RO na plee-RO-so me KAR-ta?]
Context: Used when paying for a purchase in a shop or restaurant.
Καληνύχτα και όνειρα γλυκά.
Goodnight and sweet dreams.
[Ka-li-'ni-xta ke 'o-ni-ra gli-'ka.]
Context: Saying goodbye to someone before they go to sleep.
Τι ώρα ανοίγουν τα μαγαζιά;
What time do the shops open?
[Ti óra anígoun ta magazía?]
Context: Used when planning to go shopping and checking business hours.
Πώς σας φαίνεται το φαγητό;
How do you find the food?
[pos sas FE-ne-te to fa-yi-TO]
Context: Asking a guest for their opinion on the meal you prepared.
Πού μπορώ να αλλάξω χρήματα;
Where can I exchange money?
[pu bo-RÓ na a-LÁ-kso HRÍ-ma-ta?]
Context: Looking for a bank or currency exchange office.
Αυτά τα φρούτα είναι φρέσκα.
These fruits are fresh.
[Afta ta fruta ine freska.]
Context: Used at a market or grocery store to describe quality.
Το φαγητό είναι πεντανόστιμο.
The food is delicious.
[To fa-yee-TO EE-ne pen-da-NOS-tee-mo.]
Context: Used to compliment a meal or the cook.
Είναι πολύ μακριά με τα πόδια;
Is it very far on foot?
[Íne polí makriá me ta pódia?]
Context: Used when deciding whether to walk to a destination or take a vehicle.
Πώς το λένε αυτό στα ελληνικά;
How do you call this in Greek?
[pos to lé-ne af-tó sta el-li-ni-ká?]
Context: A useful phrase for language learners asking for the name of an object.
Πού είναι τα γυαλιά ηλίου μου;
Where are my sunglasses?
[Pou ine ta gyalia iliou mou?]
Context: Looking for one's sunglasses.
Αυτή η τσάντα είναι πολύ βαριά.
This bag is very heavy.
[Af-tee ee tsan-da ee-ne po-lee va-rya]
Context: Used when complaining about carrying something weightful.
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