How to Say “Nice to Meet You” in Greek
Nice to meet you in Greek is expressed as χάρηκα. The phrase is a polite expression used to show you are pleased to have met someone for the first time.
How to Say “Welcome to Greece” in Greek
The English phrase “welcome to greece” is translated into Greek as Καλώς ήρθατε στην Ελλάδα.
How to Say “Isaac” in Greek
The Greek way to say Isaac is Ισαάκ. Ισαάκ is a male given name used as the Greek equivalent of the English name Isaac.
How to Say “Shark” in Greek
The Greek word for shark is καρχαρίας. καρχαρίας is a noun used to refer to the predatory fish known as a shark.
How to Say “Ship” in Greek
The English word ‘ship’ is translated into Greek as πλοίο. Both πλοίο and καράβι are neuter nouns used to refer to a large water craft.
How to Say “What Do You Want?” in Greek
To ask “what do you want?” in Greek, say τι θέλεις. τι θέλεις asks someone what they want or need.
How to Say “Hello” in Greek (English Spelling)
The Greek for “hello” is Γεια σου (yia sou). English speakers spell it “Ya sou”, “Yia sou” or “Yassou”, and all of them stand for the same Greek words.
How to Say “Right” in Greek
In Greek, the word for ‘right’ as a direction is δεξιά. δεξιά is used to indicate a direction, functioning as the opposite of αριστερά (left).
How to Say “Miss You” in Greek
The phrase “miss you” in Greek is expressed as μου λείπεις. This phrase is used to express that you feel sadness because someone is not with you.