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British Sign Language
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American Sign Language
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Argentine Sign Language
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Adamorobe Sign Language
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Greek
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Ξέχασα το ρολόι μου στο σπίτι.
I forgot my watch at home.
[Xehasa to roloi mou sto spiti.]
Context: Explaining why you don't know the time or are missing an accessory.
Τον επόμενο μήνα.
Next month.
[ton e-PO-me-no MEE-na]
Context: Referring to an event occurring in the following month.
Το ποτήρι είναι άδειο.
The glass is empty.
[To potiri ine adio.]
Context: Used at a table or restaurant to indicate one needs a refill.
Το φαγητό είναι έτοιμο.
The food is ready.
[to fa-ghi-to i-ne e-ti-mo]
Context: Calling family members or guests to the table to eat.
Το τραπέζι είναι στρωμένο.
The table is set.
[to tra-PE-zee EE-ne stro-ME-no]
Context: Announcing that the dinner table is ready for the meal.
Το φαγητό είναι πολύ αλμυρό.
The food is very salty.
[To fa-ghee-to ee-ne po-lee al-mee-ro]
Context: Used to describe the taste of a dish.
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.
Το δωμάτιο είναι πολύ καθαρό.
The room is very clean.
[To domatio ine poli katharo.]
Context: Used when describing the state of a hotel room or house.
Το κρεβάτι είναι πολύ μαλακό.
The bed is very soft.
[To krevati ine poli malako.]
Context: Used when describing the comfort level of a bed.
Το δωμάτιο είναι πολύ φωτεινό.
The room is very bright.
[To dho-ma-tee-o ee-ne po-lee fo-tee-no]
Context: Used when describing a well-lit living space.
Δεν το ήξερα.
I didn't know that.
[den to í-kse-ra]
Context: Responding to a piece of information that is new to you.
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.
Είμαι έτοιμος.
I am ready.
[í-me é-ti-mos]
Context: Stating that you are prepared to leave or start an activity.
Χθες το βράδυ.
Yesterday evening.
[hthes to VRA-thee]
Context: Referring to events that happened the previous night.
Πάμε στο πάρκο;
Shall we go to the park?
[pá-me sto pár-ko?]
Context: Suggesting an outing.
Και του χρόνου!
To next year!
[ke tou khrónou]
Context: Used at the end of a holiday, birthday, or seasonal celebration to wish for its recurrence.
Είμαι χορτάτος.
I am full.
[i-me chor-ta-tos]
Context: Indicating that you have finished eating and are satisfied.
Τα λέμε σύντομα.
See you soon.
[ta léme sýntoma]
Context: Ending a conversation when you expect to talk again shortly.
Στρώνω το κρεβάτι.
I am making the bed.
[stró-no to kre-vá-ti]
Context: Used when doing morning chores.
Σκουπίζω το σπίτι.
I am sweeping the house.
[sku-pí-zo to spí-ti]
Context: Describing the act of cleaning floors.
Καλά Χριστούγεννα!
Merry Christmas!
[kalá khristóyenna]
Context: The standard greeting during the Christmas season.
Στρώνω το τραπέζι.
I set the table.
[stro-no to tra-pe-zee]
Context: Preparing the table before a meal.
Έχασα το δρόμο μου.
I lost my way.
[Éhasa to drómo mou.]
Context: Used when you are lost and need to ask someone for directions.
Πώς πάω στο κέντρο;
How do I go to the center?
[pos PA-o sto KÉN-tro?]
Context: Asking for directions to the downtown area.
Να τα εκατοστήσεις!
May you reach one hundred!
[na ta ekatostísis]
Context: A common wish for someone's birthday.
Μπορώ να το αλλάξω;
Can I exchange it?
[bo-RO na to al-LA-xo?]
Context: Used in a shop when you want to swap an item for a different size or color.
Καλό Σαββατοκύριακο!
Have a nice weekend!
[Kaló Savvatokýriako!]
Context: Used to wish someone well at the end of the work week.
Πού είναι το ταμείο;
Where is the register?
[poo EE-ne toh tah-MEE-oh?]
Context: Used when looking for the place to pay.
Περάστε στο τραπέζι.
Come to the table.
[pe-ras-te sto tra-pe-zi]
Context: Inviting guests to sit down and begin the meal.
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.
Μου αρέσει το πρωινό.
I like breakfast.
[mou a-ré-si to pro-i-nó]
Context: Discussing food preferences.
Μπορώ να το δοκιμάσω;
Can I try it on?
[bo-RÓ na to dho-ki-MÁ-so?]
Context: When shopping for clothes or shoes.
Πού είναι το ασανσέρ;
Where is the elevator?
[poo EE-ne to a-san-SER]
Context: Asking for directions inside a building, hotel, or department store.
Φτιάχνω τον καφέ μου.
I am making my coffee.
[ftiá-hno ton ka-fé mu]
Context: When describing your morning routine.
Ξυπνάω νωρίς το πρωί.
I wake up early in the morning.
[ksee-pna-o no-rees to pro-ee]
Context: Describing your daily morning routine.
Πλένω το πρόσωπό μου.
I wash my face.
[ple-no to pro-so-po moo]
Context: Talking about hygiene habits in the morning or evening.
Πόσο είναι το σύνολο;
How much is the total?
[PO-so EE-ne to SEE-no-lo?]
Context: Used at the checkout to ask for the final amount due for all items.
Περιμένω το λεωφορείο.
I am waiting for the bus.
[pe-ri-ME-no to le-o-fo-RI-o]
Context: Used when someone asks where you are or what you are doing at a stop.
Μπορώ να το επιστρέψω;
Can I return it?
[moh-ROH nah toh eh-pee-STRE-pso?]
Context: Used to ask about the return policy of a store.
Πού είναι το αεροδρόμιο;
Where is the airport?
[POO EE-ne to a-e-ro-DHRO-mee-o?]
Context: Used when asking for directions to the airport.
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