How to Say “Country” in Greek
The English word “country” is translated into Greek as χώρα. The word χώρα is a feminine noun used to refer to a nation state.
How to Say “Are You Greek?” in Greek
To ask are you greek? in Greek, say είσαι Έλληνας, the informal question for a man. είσαι Έλληνας asks whether someone is Greek by nationality.
How to Say “Blanket” in Greek
The Greek word for blanket is κουβέρτα. κουβέρτα refers to a piece of fabric used for warmth, such as a blanket.
How to Say “Ivy” in Greek
The Greek word for ivy is κισσός. κισσός refers to a plant of the genus Hedera.
How to Say “God Bless” in Greek
The English phrase “god bless” is expressed in Greek as ο Θεός να σε ευλογεί.
How to Say “Bubbles” in Greek
The English phrase bubbles is translated into Greek as φυσαλίδες. The term refers to small globes of gas that form in a liquid.
How to Say “Hi” in Cypriot (Cypriot Greek)
In Cyprus the everyday “hi” is Γεια σου (yia sou), the same standard Greek greeting used elsewhere.
How to Say “Aunt and Uncle” in Greek
The Greek phrase for aunt and uncle is θεία και θείος. This phrase is used to refer to the siblings of one’s parents and their spouses.
How to Say “Maya” in Greek
The English word “maya” is translated into Greek as Μάγια. This noun refers to the Maya civilization.