How to Say “And You” in Greek
To say and you in Greek, use και εσύ with one person you know well. With someone you address formally or with a group, say και εσείς.
How to Say “Condolences” in Greek
Condolences in Greek is συλλυπητήρια, the standard word for expressing sympathy after a death. συλλυπητήρια works on its own as a funeral expression.
How to Say “Thief” in Greek
The Greek word for thief is κλέφτης. The term κλέφτης is a masculine noun used to describe a person who carries out theft.
How to Say “Secret” in Greek
The English word ‘secret’ is translated into Greek as μυστικό. The term μυστικό refers to knowledge that is hidden.
How to Say “Lost” in Greek
The Greek word for lost is χαμένος. χαμένος is used to describe someone or something that is unable to find its way.
How to Say “Keep the Change” in Greek
To say “keep the change” in Greek, use κρατήστε τα ρέστα. This phrase is used as an instruction to keep the change (phrase).
How to Say “Evening” in Greek
The Greek word for evening is βράδυ. βράδυ is a noun used to describe the time of day between dusk and night.
How to Say “You’re Annoying” in Greek
The English phrase “you’re annoying” is translated into Greek as Είσαι ενοχλητικός.