How to Say “Pill” in Greek
In Greek, ‘pill’ can be translated as χάπι or δισκίο. Both words refer to a small object intended for swallowing.
In Greek, ‘pill’ can be translated as χάπι or δισκίο. Both words refer to a small object intended for swallowing.
In Greek, the word for “papa” is μπαμπάς. μπαμπάς is an informal and affectionate way to refer to a father, much like the English words “dad” or “papa”.
The Greek word for “mosquito” is κουνούπι. κουνούπι is the everyday word for the small biting insect that sucks blood, common on warm summer nights.
The English word “july” is Ιούλιος in Greek. Ιούλιος is the name for the seventh month of the Gregorian calendar.
The Greek word for ‘boot’ is μπότα. μπότα refers to a heavy shoe that covers part of the leg.
The English word “mom” is translated into Greek as μαμά. μαμά is an informal word for a mother.
The Greek word for dad is μπαμπάς. The term μπαμπάς is used to refer to a father in an informal way.
The English phrase “you smell like poop” is translated into Greek as μυρίζεις σαν κακά.
The English word ‘please’ is translated into Greek as παρακαλώ. παρακαλώ is used as an interjection to make a polite request.