Greek

The Greek phrase for “simple words” is απλές λέξεις. This phrase refers to language that is easy to understand and avoids complex or technical vocabulary.

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).

The English word ‘death’ is translated into Greek as θάνατος. θάνατος is a noun used to refer to the cessation of life.

On a birthday in Cyprus people say Χρόνια πολλά (chrónia pollá), literally “many years”.

The Greek male given name for Adrian is Άντριαν. Άντριαν is used as a Greek male given name.

The Greek word for shoe is παπούτσι. Both forms refer to a protective covering for the foot.

The Greek word for ‘left’ is αριστερά. The word αριστερά is versatile and can be used as an adverb meaning ‘to the left’ or ‘on the left side’.

Debbie is a female given name in Greek, transliterated as Ντέμπι. The phrase refers to the female name Debbie.

In Greek, ‘my darling’ is expressed as αγάπη μου. The phrase is a term of endearment used to address someone the speaker loves.

The English word “peas” is translated into Greek as μπιζέλια. μπιζέλια refers to the small, round green seeds eaten as a vegetable.