How to Say “Thank You” in Ancient Greek
In classical Ancient Greek, ‘thank you’ was most naturally expressed as χάριν ἔχω σοι (charin echo soi), literally ‘I have gratitude to you’.
How to Say “No, Thank You” in Greek
To say no, thank you in Greek, say Όχι, ευχαριστώ, romanized Óchi, efcharistó.
How to Say “Still Water” in Greek
The English phrase “still water” is translated into Greek as μη ανθρακούχο νερό. This phrase is used to describe water that is without carbonation.
How to Say “New” in Greek
The English word ‘new’ can be translated into Greek using either νέος or καινούργιος. Both words are used to describe something recently made or created.
How to Say “Alien” in Greek
The Greek word for alien (life form of non-Earth origin) is εξωγήινος. The term εξωγήινος is used specifically to refer to a life form of non-Earth origin.
How to Say “Know Thyself” in Greek
The Greek way to say “know thyself” is γνῶθι σεαυτόν. This phrase is a proverb meaning to be aware of both your strengths and your limitations.
How to Say “Saturday” in Greek
Saturday in Greek is Σάββατο. Σάββατο refers to the day of the week.
How to Say “Cerberus” in Greek
Cerberus in Greek is Κέρβερος. Κέρβερος is the name used to refer to the mythological three-headed dog. It is a masculine noun.
How to Say “Cocktail” in Greek
The Greek word for cocktail is κοκτέιλ. κοκτέιλ is a noun used to refer to an alcoholic beverage.