How to Say “Good to See You” in Greek
To say good to see you in Greek, use χαίρομαι που σε βλέπω (chaíromai pou se vlépo), meaning I’m glad to see you.
How to Say “London” in Greek
London in Greek is Λονδίνο. The word Λονδίνο is used as a proper name to refer to the capital of England and the United Kingdom.
How to Say “Water” in Greek
The Greek word for water is νερό. The word refers to the inorganic compound H₂O.
How to Say “Woman” in Greek
The Greek word for woman is γυναίκα. γυναίκα refers to an adult female person. In many contexts, it is also used to mean ‘wife’.
How to Say “I Am Well” in Greek
To say “I am well” in Greek, use είμαι καλά. είμαι καλά is used as a response to indicate that you are in good health or that you are feeling happy.
How to Say “No” in Ancient Greek
In Ancient Greek, ‘no’ is οὔ (ou). For emphasis, Greek uses οὐχί (ouchi), a stronger form closer to ‘certainly not’ or ‘no indeed’.
How to Say “Tiger” in Greek
The English word tiger is τίγρης in Greek. The word refers to the mammal Panthera tigris.
How to Say “Thieves” in Greek
The English phrase “thieves” is translated into Greek as κλέφτες.
How to Say “Pants” in Greek
In Greek, pants is translated as παντελόνι. The word παντελόνι refers to a garment covering the body from the waist downwards.