Q&A for How to Say Hello in Greek

The phrase "You are beautiful" in Greek is "Ise omorfi" or "ise koukla".

The Greek language is a really rich one. There are many ways to say "dear", for example "agapi mu" (pronounced as wrote) is a very sweet way of saying "my love". Another way of saying "dear" is "agapiti", which means "dear". This word is often seen in a letter's beginning. As you will quickly learn, if you visit Greece or Cyprus, the Greek language is a really complex but beautiful language, full of toasts and twists. Enjoy learning a new language!

Simera (Greek: Σήμερα) is the word. Pronounced see-me (like meh, e pronounced like it is in egg) -ra (like the Egyptian god).

'Mi' like milk; 'la' like lalalala; 'te' like telivision or te in Spanish. Milate.

The word "water" in Greek is "nero." If you are in a restaurant, say, "Ena neraki parakalo" ("neraki" is an informal way to say "water"), and everyone will understand you.

There are several ways. The most common is to use the word efcharisto (Greek: Ευχαριστώ). Pronounced ef-cha-ri-sto.

If you say "Akouste me oloi" (pronounced as "Akuste me oli"), everyone will be able to understand you. You need to speak loudly, though. They may respond to you with "Ne?" which in Greek means "Yes?"

No. You just have to know the words and make them into a sentence. It's that simple

There are many formal ways, but a great one is ''Τιμή μου να σας γνωρίζω,'' which goes like 'Teemee moo na sas ynorizo.'

It's spelled "Hellas" and it is the Greek name for Greece.

Say: "Gia sou me lene [your name] kai erhome apo [where you are coming from]." It translates to: "Hi, my name is [your name] and I come from [where you are coming from]." Greek: "Γειά σου με λένε [όνομά σου] και έρχομαι από [μέρος καταγωγής]."

"Yam as" is like "Cheers," and it means "in our health." We say it when we clink our glasses to pray to have a healthy life without diseases.

Είσαι η/ο φίλη/ος μου. If you want to say to this to a female, you say "Eisai e phili mou"; to a male, it's "Eisai o philos mou."

Just say "hAreeka pou se gnOreesa" if you're talking informally. Replace se with a sas if you're talking formally.

The most common is "Bravo su.", though this isn't really a common expression in Greek culture.

Say "antio", pronounced like "un- tee-oh". You can add "ta leme", which is a slang phrase to say "See you later".

you can say καλα ειμαι, which means "I'm good", pronounced "kala ime". You can add ευχαριστω, which means "thanks", pronounced "efcharisto".

Advice: "seem-vou-lee (Greek: συμβουλή)", and the plural is "seem-vou-les (Greek: συμβουλές)".

"Weekend" is "Σαββατοκύριακο" (savatokiriako), which is basically Saturday and Sunday combined into a word. To say "my weekend", you have to say "το Σαββατοκύριακο μου" (to savatokiriako mu).

You say it like this: μια πολύ καλή κάμερα στο τηλέφωνό σας. It’s pronoiunced mia polee kalee cAmera stoh teelefonO sass.

You can say, "Mi onoma eni" (pronounced as written).

"Geia sou kalitere file."

Tikanis, or in Greek, "τι κάνεις", translates to "What are you doing?" or "How are you?"

You can say "Μισώ το σχολείο" (misó to scholeío). You can also say "Δεν μου αρέσει το σχολείο" (den mou arései to scholeío), which means "I don't like school."

To say "my name is" in Greek is "Melenae" (pronounced Melele). You would say Melenae and then your name.

“And” in Greek is “και.” Και also means plus, and past (for hours). It is pronounced Kay.

There are several ways, such as "Ποιο είναι το όνομά σου;" (pronounced like pee-aw ineh taw onomah sue), or "Πώς σε λένε;" (pronounced like paws se lene). These are the most common phrases.