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 “Can I Have the Bill” in Greek
The English phrase “can I have the bill” is expressed in Greek as Τον λογαριασμό, παρακαλώ.
How to Say “Monster” in Greek
The Greek word for “monster” is τέρας. τέρας refers to a terrifying and dangerous creature.
How to Say “Arby’s” in Greek
Arby’s is the Greek way to refer to the American fast food restaurant chain Arby’s.
How to Say “Student” in Greek
The English word student is translated into Greek in several ways depending on the educational level. The default form is μαθητής.
How to Say “Love From” in Greek
The English phrase “love from” is translated into Greek as με αγάπη από.
How to Say “Zero” in Greek
The Greek word for zero is μηδέν. The term μηδέν is used as a cardinal number to denote the value of nothing.
How to Say “One, Two, Three” in Greek
The phrase “one, two, three” in Greek is Ένα, δύο, τρία. This phrase represents the first three cardinal numbers used when counting in Greek.
How to Say “Aurora” in Greek
The English word aurora is translated into Greek as αυγή. The term refers to an atmospheric phenomenon.
How to Say “Autism” in Greek
The English word autism is translated into Greek as αυτισμός. αυτισμός is a noun used to refer to a neurological disorder.