How to Say “Run” in Greek
To run in Greek is τρέχω. The verb τρέχω is used to describe the action of moving quickly on two feet.
How to Say “Thessaloniki” in Greek
Thessaloniki is a modern city in Greece, known in Greek as Θεσσαλονίκη. The phrase refers to the major Greek city.
How to Say “Do You Love Me” in Greek
Do you love me in Greek is μ’ αγαπάς, an informal question to someone close to you.
How to Say “‘luna'” in Greek
The English phrase ‘luna’ refers to the Moon, which in Greek is Σελήνη. Σελήνη is used to refer to the natural satellite that orbits the Earth.
How to Say “Cheers” in Greek When Drinking
When Greeks raise a glass they say Γεια μας (yia mas), “health to us”.
How to Say “Eye” in Greek
The English word ‘eye’ is translated into Greek as μάτι. The word refers to the organ of sight.
How to Say “Luck” in Greek
In Greek, the word for luck is τύχη. τύχη refers to something that happens to someone by chance.
How to Say “Look” in Greek
To look in Greek is κοιτάζω. The verb κοιτάζω is used to describe the intentional action of trying to see something.
How to Say “Riptide” in Ancient Greek
Ancient Greek had no single modern surfing term for ‘riptide’, but the closest attested word for a backward surge of water is ἀνάκλυσις (anaklysis).