How do you greet someone in Greek?
The common verbal greeting in Greece is “Yassas” (Hello) or the more informal “Yiasoo”.
What time do you say Kalispera?
‘Kalispera’ means ‘good afternoon’ in Greek and is appropriate to say after 12.00 pm and until nighttime.
What does Kalo Mina mean in English?
“Καλό μήνα” (Kalo Mina), which literally means “good month”. It is the Greek way of wishing friends and family a good month ahead of them, their way of wishing you well.
How do you say I wish you in Greek?
It’s all Greek to me!…Greek translation: Σου εύχομαι ότι καλύτερο!
English term or phrase: | I wish you all the best |
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Entered by: | Betty Revelioti |
How do you wish in Greek?
If you have a Greek friend, feel free to wish them a happy birthday in Greek by choosing one of the following Greek congratulations phrases.
- Greek: Χρόνια πολλά!
- Greek: Και στα εκατό!
- Greek: Να χαίρεσαι το όνομά σου!
- Greek: Χρόνια πολλά, έστω και καθυστερημένα!
- Greek: Να τα εκατοστήσεις!
- Greek: Να τα χιλιάσεις!
How do you say good health in Greek?
English term or phrase: I wish you all the best, good health and prosperity! Greek translation:Σας εύχομαι κάθε επιτυχία, υγεία και ευημερία!
What is the typical Greek breakfast?
Some essential ingredients of the Greek breakfast are: bread and pastries, cheese, traditional yogurt, butter, milk, cold cuts and meat, honey, tahini, local marmalades, olive oil and olives, eggs, traditional pies, local sweets, fresh fruits, cereals, herbal drinks, and coffee.
What does salute mean when toasting?
Health
What do Greeks say when taking a shot?
“Mmm, licorice,” Bruce Gray’s Rodney Miller remarks as he knocks back the first of several shots. For first-time ouzo drinkers, they sure do swallow the very strong, anise-flavored Greek aperitif with ease.
What is a popular drink in Greece?
Ouzo
How much water do you add to ouzo?
Ingredients
- 2 ounces ouzo (room temperature)
- 1 1/2 ounces lemon juice (more if desired)
- 3 mint leaves.
- 1 teaspoon honey.
- 3 ounces water (iced; more or less to preference)