Q. How do you greet someone in Greek?
The common verbal greeting in Greece is “Yassas” (Hello) or the more informal “Yiasoo”. Address people by their appropriate title, e.g. ‘Keerios’ (Mr) for men and ‘Keeria’ (Mrs) for women.
Q. How do you reply to how are you in Greek?
For the replies, μιά χαρά would be the reply to τί κάνετε/εις meaning fine or well, the word well or fine for the others would be less formal (πολύ) καλά (very) well would be the one to use.
Q. What does ya sou mean?
“YASOU” (pronounced ya-soo) is a common Greek greeting that is used to say “Hello” or “Good-Bye” but it’s original meaning is “A toast to your health.”
Q. What does Kali Spera mean?
Kalispera by itself generally is just another way of saying “hello” in the latter part of the day. The root words “kali-” and “-spera” mean “good” or “beautiful,” and “hope,” respectively, so the word could be translated as “good hope” or “best wishes,” though few people use it in a literal sense.
Q. What does Kalo Vradi mean in Greek?
Good Evening: Kalispera / Kalo vradi. Goodbye: Andio. Thank you: Efkharisto. You are welcome: Parakalo.
Q. What does Kalinikta mean in Greek?
Goodnight
Q. What does Yassou mean in Greek?
Along with kalimera, you’ve probably heard the residents of Greece saying “yassou” during your travels. Greeks often greet one another with the friendly and casual phrase. It is the Greek equivalent of saying hi or hey and shouldn’t be used in formal settings.
Q. How do you write Yassou in Greek?
yassou = hello or goodbye – γειά σου.
Q. What does Signomi mean in Greek?
The word signomi is used in Greek meaning doubt,please excuse me,excuse me,I am sorry.
Q. What does Herete mean in Greek?
hello
Q. What does the word good mean in Greek?
agathos
Q. How do you say Yasou in Greek?
Saying Hello. Say “Yassou”. Pronounce it “YAH-soo”. This phrase is best suited for informally saying hello to one person.
Q. Is Russian and Greek the same?
Russian language belongs to the Indo-European family of languages, the Eastern Slavic branch of it, together with the Ukrainian and Belarusian languages. To this Indo-European family of languages belong most of spoken in Europe languages, including Greek. Thus, the two languages (Russian and Greek) are related.
