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THE GREEK LANGUAGE      flag.gif (453 bytes)

Many Greeks speak good English  and it is now their official second language. However, some knowledge of the Greek language is not only useful to help you get by but can enhance the pleasure of your holiday enormously.
The Greeks really warm to you if you make the slightest effort with their language- particularly the older people.

Don't worry about pronunciation to start with - just give it a go. No matter how little English a Greek person may know, they will always try and are keen to learn - so take a leaf from their book and go for it. As long as you make the effort the Greeks will love you for it and once you can string a few words together, you may find their hospitality overwhelming.

If you don't have time to learn the alphabet before you go on holiday - then at least learn a few phrases. Here are one or two to get you going.

YES NEH
NO OCKEE
PLEASE PARAKALO
THANK YOU EFHARREESTO
HELLO/GOODBYE/CHEERS YASAS
GOOD MORNING KALEEMERA
GOOD EVENING KALEESPERA
GOOD NIGHT KALEENEEKTA
HOW ARE YOU? TEE KANETE?
DO YOU SPEAK ENGLISH? MEELATE ANGLEEKA?
WHEN? POTE?
WHERE IS...... POO EENE......
HOW MUCH.... POSSO......
HOW MANY..... POSSA........
OPEN/CLOSED ANIKTO / KLEESTO
STAMP GRAMATOSSIMO
DOCTOR YATROS
HOSPITAL NOSOKOMEEO
POLICE ASTEENOMEEA