How to Say “Yay” in Greek
The Greek word for ‘yay’ is γιούπι. γιούπι is an interjection used to express excitement or joy, similar to the English ‘yay’ or ‘yippee’.
How to Say “Stress” in Greek
The English word stress can be translated into Greek as στρες or άγχος.
How to Say “How Was Your Day?” in Greek
To ask “how was your day?” in Greek, say πώς ήταν η μέρα σου.
How to Say “Eyes” in Greek
The Greek word for eyes is μάτια. The word refers to the organs of the body used for seeing.
How to Say “Eleven” in Greek
Eleven in Greek is έντεκα. έντεκα is used as the cardinal number for eleven, the number occurring after ten and before twelve.
How to Say “Guardian” in Greek
The Greek word for a legal guardian (a person responsible for a minor) is κηδεμόνας.
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.
How to Say “Nicholas” in Greek
Nicholas is a male given name in Greek, represented by the default form Νικόλαος.