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Greek gives you a new alphabet you half-know already — from maths, science, and star names — plus phrases that make any trip to Greece warmer. These cards cover the essentials travelers and beginners reach for first.

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QHow do you say "hello" in Greek?

AΓειά σου (ya soo) — formal/plural: γειά σας (ya sas)

QHow do you say "thank you" in Greek?

AΕυχαριστώ (efharistó)

QWhat does "παρακαλώ" (parakaló) mean?

APlease — and "you're welcome"

QHow do you say "yes" and "no" in Greek?

AΝαι (ne) = yes, όχι (óhi) = no — careful, "ne" sounds like no!

QWhat does "Τι κάνεις;" (ti kánis) mean?

AHow are you?

QHow do you say "good morning" in Greek?

AΚαλημέρα (kaliméra)

QWhat does "Δεν καταλαβαίνω" (den katalavéno) mean?

AI don't understand

QHow do you say "water" in Greek?

AΝερό (neró)

QWhat is the first letter of the Greek alphabet?

AAlpha (Α, α)

QWhat does "καληνύχτα" (kaliníhta) mean?

AGood night

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