In all the following, "e" is read as in "egg" and "th" is read as in "this". The emphasis in pronunciation falls on the syllable which is in bold script. kalimera = good morning. Used both when coming to and going away from a place. kalispera = good afternoon. Used only when coming to a place or meeting someone in the evening or at night. kalinihta = good night. Used only as a goodbye greeting in the evening or at night. herete (e as in egg) = hello, used between 10:00 and 14:00 yassou = hello or goodbye (greeting to one person or a friend) yassas = hello or goodbye (greeting to more persons or a more formal and polite way to greet an unknown person) adio = goodbye Yassou file mou Niko = Hello my friend Niko, an easy way to please a Greek friend of yours. In all the following, "e" is read as in "egg" and "th" is read as in "this". The emphasis in pronunciation falls on the syllable which is in bold script ena = one thio = two tria = three tessera = four pente = five eksi = six epta or efta = seven okto = eight ennia = nine theka = ten entheka = eleven thotheka = twelve theka-tria = thirteen theka-tessera = 14 theka-pente = 15 theka-eksi = 16 theka-epta = 17 theka-okto = 18 theka-ennia = 19 eikossi = 20 eikossi-ena = 21 trianta = 30 saranta = 40 peninta = 50 eksinta = 60 evthominta = 70 ogthonta = 80 eneninta = 90 ekato = 100 ekaton theka pente = 115 ekaton peninta tria = 153 thiakossia = 200 triakossia = 300 tetrakossia = 400 pentakossia = 500 eksakossia = 600 eptakossia = 700 oktakossia = 800 eniakossia = 900 hilia = 1000 ena ekatomirio = one million ena thisekatomirio = one billion Greek Colours aspro, lefko = white mavro = black kokkino = red mple = blue kitrino = yellow prassino = green kafe = brown mov = purple galazio = light blue   In all the following, "e" is read as in "egg" and "th" is read as in "this". The emphasis in pronunciation falls on the syllable which is in bold script Efharisto = Thank you Parakalo = Your Welcome Milate Anglika? = Do you speak English? Milate Yermanika? = Do you speak German? Then katalaveno = I don't understand Pos se lene? = What is your name? Me lene ... = My name is ... Apo pou eisai? = Where are you from? Eimai apo Anglia = I am from England Thelo ena kafe = I want a coffee Thelo ena tsai = I want a tea Thelo mia mpira = I want a beer Thelo ena poto = I want a drink Thelo ena thomatio = I want a room Ehete thomatio? = Do you have a room? ya mia mera = for one day ya thio meres = for two days ya mia vthomatha = for one week ya thio vthomathes = for two weeks Poso kanei? = How much is it? Poso hrostao = How much do I owe? Logariasmo parakalo = The bill, please. Mporo na bgalo mia fotografia? = May I take a photo? Ela = Come Fiye = Go away! (fi as in fish, ye as in yellow) Ise omorfi = you are beautiful M' areseis = I like you S' agapo = I love you M' agapas? = Do you love me? Agapi mou = My love, Darling Filise me = kiss me Fili = kiss Filos / F ili = friend (male) / (female). Pay attention to the small difference from "kiss". Eho filo = I have a boyfriend Eimai pantremeni = I am married (female) The sound of the letters of the Greek Alphabet, flash movie with the Greek letters