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PRONUNCIATION
The phrases in eTicket Greek are written in both Greek and a simplified
transliteration. To help you recognize how to pronounce Greek words, here is
a brief summary of pronunciation.
Notice that all of the individual letters presented below are in both their
capital and lowercase forms. For example, for the vowel / , is the capital
form, and is the lowercase form. Also keep in mind that stress is shown in
Greek with an accent mark on the (main) vowel of the stressed syllable, and
that semi-colons are used instead of question marks in Greek.
Vowels

Note that the vowels , , and are pronounced like y in yes when theyre
unstressed and immediately before another vowel.
Greek

Pronunciation

Transliteration

Examples

a in father

[a]

(American)

/ , /

rounded o in not

[o]

(end)
(time, hour)

e in get

[e]

(I want)

/ , / ,
/

ee in see

[i]

(student)
(house)
(under)

Vowel Combinations

l in look

[l]

(minute)

The combinations and are pronounced like y in yes when theyre

unstressed and immediately before another vowel.

m in me

[m]

(music)

n in no

[n]

(yes)

ks in sticks

[ks]

(wood)

p in spot

[p]

(father)

(who)

[r]

(I adopt)

slightly trilled r
in rich

(daughters)

//

s in see

[s]

(you)

z in zoo

[z]

(world)

Greek

Pronunciation

Transliteration

Examples

e in get

[e]

(and)

, ,

ee in see

[i]

(I am)

oo in soon

[ou]

(where)

a in father + f in
far

[af]

(he)

(capital / middle
of word / end of
word)

[av]

(tomorrow)

t in steep

[t]

(price)

f in far

[f]

(coffee)

h in human

[h]

(no)

ch in Bach

[kh]

(good night)

ps in upset

[ps]

(fish)

a in father + v in
very

e in get + f in far

[ef]

e in get + v in
very

[ev]

(thank you)

(Europe)

/
Consonants
Greek

Pronunciation

Transliteration

Examples

v in very

[v]

(bed)

y in yes

[y]

(son)

g in Spanish lago

[gh]

(I)

th in that

[dh]

(not)

z in zoo

[z]

(life)

th in think

[th]

(Athens)

k in kite

[k]

(fine)

Double Consonants and Consonant Combinations

Greek

Pronunciation

Transliteration

Examples

ng in finger

[ng]

(England)

b in boy

[b]

mb in ambulance

[mb]

(uncle)

(brother-in-law)

d in dad

[d]

nd in Andrew

[nd]

(tomato)

dhe-ka-e-NE-a

19

I-ko-si

20

(five)
g in go

[g]

(cliff)

2. NUMBERS 21 AND HIGHER

ng in finger

[ng]

(thorn)

I-ko-si E-na

21

dz in adze

[dz]

(fireplace)

I-ko-si DHI-o

22

ts in hits

[ts]

(tea)

I-ko-si TRI-a

23

I-ko-si TE-se-ra

24

I-ko-si PEN-de

25

1. NUMBERS 0 TO 20

I-ko-si E-ksi

26

mi-DHEN

zero (0)

I-ko-si ep-TA

27

E-na

I-ko-si ok-TO

28

DHI-o

I-ko-si e-NE-a

29

TRI-a

tri-AN-da

30

TE-se-ra

sa-RAN-da

40

PEN-de

pe-NIN-da

50

E-ksi

e-KSIN-da

60

ep-TA

ev-dho-MIN-da

70

ok-TO

ogh-DHON-da

80

e-NE-a

e-ne-NIN-da

90

DHE-ka

10

e-ka-TO

100

EN-dhe-ka

11

e-ka-TON E-na

101

DHO-dhe-ka

12

e-ka-TON DHI-o

102

dhe-ka-TRI-a

13

e-ka-TON TRI-a

103

dhe-ka-TE-se-ra

14

dhya-KO-sya

200

dhe-ka-PEN-de

15

tra-KO-sya

300

dhe-ka-E-ksi

16

te-tra-KO-sya

400

dhe-ka-ep-TA

17

pen-da-KO-sya

500

dhe-ka-ok-TO

18

HI-lya

1,000 (thousand)

3. COLORS

pa-ra-ske-VI

Friday

KO-ki-no

red

SA-va-to

Saturday

gha-la-NO

blue

ki-rya-KI

Sunday

KI-tri-no

yellow

PRA-si-no

green

6. MONTHS

por-to-ka-LI

orange

ya-nou-A-ryos

January

mov

purple

fev-rou-A-ryos

February

MAV-ro

black

MAR-tyos

March

AS-pro

white

a-PRI-lyos

April

ka-FE

brown

MA-yos

May

i-OU-nyos

June

i-OU-lyos

July

4. DESCRIBING THINGS
/

me-GHA-lo/mi-KRO

big/small

AV-ghou-stos

August

psi-LO/kon-DO

tall/short

sep-TEM-vryos

September

pa-HI/lep-TO

fat/thin

ok-TO-vryos

October

o-RE-o/AS-hi-mo

beautiful/ugly

no-EM-vryos

November

YE-ros/NE-os

old/young

dhe-KEM-vryos

December

pa-LYO/ke-NOU-ryo

old/new

ka-LO/ka-KO

good/bad

7. TIME EXPRESSIONS

kha-ROU-me-nos/
li-pi-ME-nos

happy/sad

pro-I

morning

a-PO-ghev-ma

afternoon

GHRI-gho-ros/ar-GHOS fast/slow

VRA-dhi

evening

kon-DA/ma-kri-A

near/far

NI-khta

night

zes-TO/KRI-o

hot/cold

me-si-ME-ri

noon

me-SA-ni-khta

midnight

5. DAYS

SI-me-ra

today

dhef-TE-ra

Monday

AV-ryo

tomorrow

TRI-ti

Tuesday

khthes

yesterday

te-TAR-ti

Wednesday

TO-ra

now

PEMP-ti

Thursday

ar-GHO-te-ra

later

9. ASKING QUESTIONS

TO-ra a-ME-sos

right away

pou

where

af-TIN ti dhef-TE-ra

this Monday

pou I-ne i E-kso-dhos

Where is the exit?

tin pro-i-GHOU-me-ni
ev-dho-MA-dha

last week

ti

what

ton e-PO-me-no MI-na

next month

ti I-ne af-TO

What is that?

stis I-ko-si mar-TI-ou

on March 20th

pyos

who

ti i-me-ro-mi-NI-a
E-khou-me SI-me-ra

What is the date

today?

pyos I-ne af-TOS

Who is that?

PO-te

when

I-ne I-ko-si PEN-de

a-pri-LI-ou

Its April 25th.

PO-te FTHA-ni i PTI-si

When does the flight

arrive?

pos

how

pos PER-no a-me-ri-KI

How do I dial the U.S.?

PO-so

how much

PO-so kos-TI-zi

How much does this

cost?

!/ !

HE-re-te/YA sas

Hello!/Hi!

8. TELLING TIME
;

ti O-ra I-ne

What time is it?

i O-ra I-ne MI-a

ak-ri-VOS

Its 1:00.

i O-ra I-ne DHI-o

ak-ri-VOS

Its 2:00.
10. SAYING HELLO

i O-ra I-ne TE-se-ris

ak-ri-VOS
.

Its 4:00.

i O-ra I-ne ep-TA ke

TRI-a
.

Its 7:03.

ka-li-ME-ra

Good morning!/Good
day!

i O-ra I-ne tris ke mi-SI

Its 3:30.

ka-li-SPE-ra

Good evening!

pos IS-te

How are you?

i O-ra I-ne PEN-de ke

sa-RAN-da PEN-de

Its 5:45.

ka-LA

Fine./Well.

o ki-ni-ma-to-GHRA-fos The movie starts at

ar-HI-zi stis e-NYA-mi-si 9:30.

po-LI ka-LA

Very well.

ET-si ki ET-si

So-so.

to TRE-no FEV-ghi stis

EN-dhe-ka ke DHE-kaep-TA

The train leaves at 11:17.

;/ pos sas LE-ne/pyo I-ne Whats your name?

; to O-no-ma sas

.

me LE-ne KI-ryo vas-iLI-ou

My name is Mr.
Vasiliou.

to O-no-MA mou I-ne

ki-RI-a a-le-KSAN-drou

My name is Mrs.
Alexandrou.

en-DA-ksi

Okay.

dhen KSE-ro

I dont know.

HE-ro-me pou sas

GHNO-ri-sa

Its nice to meet you.

I-ne spou-DHE-o

Its important!

!/ !

an-TI-o/YA sas

Good-bye!

PRO-se-he

Be careful!

tha sas dho ar-GHOte-ra

See you later!

na pe-RA-se-te ka-LA

Have fun!

ka-LI TI-hi

Good luck!

pou

Where?

pou I-ne to te-lo-NI-o

Where is customs?

! tha sas dho SIN-to-ma

See you soon!

Good night!

ka-li-NI-khta

11. BASIC EXPRESSIONS

.

ef-kha-ri-STO

Thank you.

ef-kha-ri-STO PA-ra
po-LI

Thank you very much.

pa-ra-ka-LO

Youre welcome./
Please.

./.

ne/MA-li-sta

Yes.

O-hi

No.

me sigh-kho-RI-te

Excuse me.

si-GHNO-mi

Pardon me.

li-POU-me

Im sorry.

dhen ka-ta-la-VE-no

I dont understand.

dhen mi-LO e-li-ni-KA

I dont speak Greek.

mi-LA-te an-gli-KA

12. AT THE AIRPORT

pou I-ne i the-O-ri-si

dhya-va-ti-RI-on
;

Where is passport
control?

E-he-te KA-ti na
dhi-LO-se-te

Do you have anything

to declare?

dhen E-kho TI-po-ta na I have nothing to

dhi-LO-so
declare.

. E-kho KA-ti na
dhi-LO-so

;

I have something to
declare.

a-PO pou PER-nou-me Where is the baggage

tis va-LI-tses
claim area?

pou I-ne i dhyeth-NIS

a-na-kho-RI-sis
;

Where are the

international
departures?

Do you speak English?

; pou I-ne i a-FI-ksis

Where are the arrivals?

dhen mi-LO e-li-ni-KA

po-LI ka-LA

I dont speak Greek

very well.

pou I-ne i PI-li e-kaTON tri-AN-da DHI-o

,
.

mi-LA-te pyo ar-GHA,

pa-ra-ka-LO

Speak slowly, please.

Where is gate 132

(lit., one hundred thirtytwo)?

pou I-ne i pli-ro-fo-RI-es Where is information?

,
.

sas pa-ra-ka-LO,
e-pa-na-LA-ve-te

Repeat, please.

;
...

tha I-the-la

! af-TO I-ne i-PER-o-kho

10

I would like

Thats great!

11

tha I-the-la THE-si sto

pa-RA-thi-ro

I would like a window

seat.

dhya-STAV-ro-si

intersection

PAR-ko

park

tha I-the-la THE-si pros I would like an aisle

ton dhi-A-dhro-mo
seat.
.

STA-si le-o-fo-RI-ou

bus stop

o-RI-ste i KAR-ta e-piVI-va-sis

Here is your boarding

pass.

stath-MOS tou met-RO subway station

kse-no-dho-HI-o

ka-LO ta-KSI-dhi

Have a good trip!

hotel

15. GETTING AROUND

13. AT THE TRAIN STATION

pou I-ne ta ta-KSI

pou I-ne to le-o-fo-RI-o Where is the bus?

pou I-ne i E-kso-dhos

Where is the exit?

,
.

pi-GHE-ne-te me se
af-TI ti dhi-EF-thin-si,
pa-ra-ka-LO

Take me to this
address, please.

Where are the taxis?

,
.

tha I-the-la E-na

i-si-TI-ryo, pa-ra-ka-LO

I would like a ticket,

please.

ya tin a-THI-na

To Athens.

a-PLIS dhya-dhro-MIS

One way.

me e-pi-stro-FI

Round-trip.

PRO-ti i DHEF-te-ri
THE-si

First or second class?

PO-so I-ne to i-si-TI-ryo What is the fare?

bo-RO na E-kho to
dhro-mo-LO-ghyo

May I have a schedule?

,
.

sta-ma-TI-ste e-DHO,
pa-ra-ka-LO

Stop here, please.

pya plat-FOR-ma

Which platform?

PO-te FEV-ghi to
TRE-no

When does the train

leave?

af-TO to le-o-fo-RI-o
pi-GHE-ni stin pla-TI-a
o-mo-NI-as

Does this bus go to

Omonia Square?

PO-te ER-he-te to
TRE-no

When does the train

arrive?

, .

E-na KHAR-ti tis PO-lis, A map of the city,

pa-ra-ka-LO
please.

I-ne to TRE-no stin

O-ra tou

Is the train on time?

i-PAR-hi va-GHO-ni me Is there a dining car?

es-tya-TO-ryo

i-PAR-hi va-GHO-ni me Is there a sleeping car?

kre-VA-ti

14. AROUND TOWN

DHRO-mos

12

street

16. ASKING DIRECTIONS

,
...;

me sigh-kho-RI-te, pou
I-ne

Excuse me, where is ?

.../
...

pi-GHE-ne-te/
PI-ghe-ne

Go

./
.

pi-GHE-ne-te I-sya/
pi-GHE-ne-te ef-THI-a

Go straight ahead.

pi-GHE-ne-te pros ta
e-DHO

Go that way.

13

pi-GHE-ne-te PI-so

Go back.

18. AT THE HOTEL

.../ ... STRIPS-te/ghi-RI-ste

Turn

STRIPS-te dhe-ksi-A

Turn right.

; E-he-te A-lo
dho-MA-tyo

Do you have another

room?

STRIPS-te a-ri-ste-RA

Turn left.

; me dhi-KO tou BA-nyo

With a (private)
bathroom?

Is there a quieter room?

sto TE-los tou

DHRO-mou

at the end of the street

sti gho-NI-a

on the corner

me-TA a-PO

next to

PRO-tos DHRO-mos
a-ris-te-RA

i-PAR-hi E-na pyo

I-si-kho dho-MA-tyo

i-PAR-hi E-na me-gha

; LI-te-ro dho-MA-tyo

Is there a larger room?

the first left

i-PAR-hi KHO-ros
ghim-nas-ti-KIS

Is there an exercise
room?

DHEF-te-ros DHROmos dhe-ksi-A

the second right

i-PAR-hi pi-SI-na

Is there a (swimming)
pool?

I-ne kon-DA

Is it near?

I-ne ma-kri-A

Is it far?

i-PAR-hi E-thou-sa
si-ne-dhri-A-se-on

Is there a conference
room?

i-PAR-hi faks

Is there a fax machine?

tha I-the-la na pli-ROso ke na FI-gho

Id like to check out.

17. CHECKING IN

.

tha I-the-la na MI-no

sto kse-no-dho-HI-o

Id like to check in.

tha I-the-la E-na dhoMA-tyo

Id like a room.

mo-NO-kli-no

For one person.

KHRI-pa-ta

money

DHI-kli-no

For two people.

TRA-pe-za

bank

E-kho kra-TI-si
dho-MA-tyo

I have a reservation.

; pou I-ne i TRA-pe-za

Where is the bank?

ya PO-ses NIKH-tes

For how many nights?

Id like to change some

money.

ya MI-a NIKH-ta

For one night.

tha I-the-la na e-ksar

yi-RO-so me-ri-KA
KHRI-ma-ta
.

ya DHI-o NIKH-tes

For two nights.

ya MI-a ev-dho-MA-dha For one week.

pya I-ne i ti-MI tou

no-MIZ-ma-tos
;

What is the exchange

rate?

tha ta I-the-la se
khar-to-no-MIZ-ma-ta
mi-KRIS a-KSI-as

I would like that in

small bills.

PO-so I-ne i
pro-MI-thya

What is the
commission?

! o-RI-ste to kli-DHI sas

14

Here is your key!

19. MONEY

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20. SHOPPING

po-li-ka-TA-sti-ma

department store

ghi-ne-KI-a ROU-kha

womens clothes

, ,

BLOU-za, FOUS-ta,
FO-re-ma

blouse, skirt, dress

an-dhri-KA ROU-kha

mens clothes

. tha I-the-la ba-ta-RI-es

I would like batteries.

tha I-the-la E-na film

I would like a roll of

film.

tha I-the-la E-na

KHAR-ti tis PO-lis

I would like a map of

the city.

e-DHO I-ne

Here it is.

af-TO I-ne O-lo

Is that all?

tha I-the-la na pli-ROso me me-tri-TA

Id like to pay with cash.

tha I-the-la na pliRO-so me pis-to-ti-KI

KAR-ta

Id like to pay by credit

card.

bo-RO na to pa-ra-GHI- Can I order this online?

lo ME-so IN-ter-net

pan-deh-LO-nya,
,
, pou-KA-mi-so,
ghra-VA-ta

pants, shirt, tie

pa-POU-tsya ke
KAL-tses

shoes and socks

tzins

jeans

viv-lyo-po-LI-o

bookstore

za-kha-ro-plas-TI-o

bakery

i-per-a-gho-RA/
SOU-per MAR-ket

supermarket

kre-o-po-LI-o

butcher shop

22. GOING OUT

a-gho-RA

market

21. SHOPPING EXPRESSIONS

bo-RI-te na pro-TI-ne-te Can you recommend a

E-na es-tya-TO-ryo
restaurant?

bo-RI-te na pro-TI-ne-te Can you recommend a

caf?
; E-na ka-FE

; PO-so sti-HI-zi af-TO

How much does that

cost?

,
.

GHRAPS-te to mou,
pa-ra-ka-LO

Write that down for me,

please.

i-PAR-hi ki-ni-ma-to
GHRA-fos e-DHO
kon-DA
;

Is there a movie theater

nearby?

ti O-ra a-NI-ghi to
ka-TA-sti-ma

At what time does the

store open?

i-PAR-hi mou-SI-o
e-DHO kon-DA

Is there a museum
nearby?

ti O-ra KLI-ni to ka-TAsti-ma

At what time does the

store close?

i-PAR-hi E-na ka-LO bar Is there a good bar

e-DHO kon-DA
nearby?

ti tha sas A-re-se

What would you like?

bo-RO na sas
vo-i-THI-so

Can I help you?

pya I-ne ta tou-ri-sti-KA What are the tourist

a-ksyo-THE-a-ta
attractions?

tha I-the-la af-TO

I would like this.

pou bo-RO na PA-o ya

ko-LIM-bi

16

Where can I go to
swim?

17

pou bo-RO na PA-o ya

po-dhi-la-SI-a

Where can I go to (ride

a) bike?

ko-TO-pou-lo

chicken

hi-ri-NO

pork

pou bo-RO na PA-o ya

TRE-ksi-mo

Where can I go to jog?

vo-dhi-NO

beef

pou bo-RO na PA-o na

kho-RE-pso

Where can I go to
dance?

ti-RI

cheese

PI-ta

pie

pa-gho-TO

ice cream

ghli-KO

sweet

23. FOOD

PYA-to

plate

kaf-te-RO

spicy

pi-ROU-ni

fork

ksi-NO

sour

ma-HE-ri

knife

pro-i-NO

breakfast

kou-TA-li

spoon

me-si-me-rya-NO

lunch

pe-TSE-ta

napkin

DHIP-no

dinner

fli-TZA-ni

cup

po-TI-ri

glass

24. AT THE RESTAURANT

E-na bou-KA-li kra-SI

a bottle of wine

BI-ra

beer

hi-MOS

juice

ka-FE me GHA-la

coffee with milk

pa-GHA-kya

ice cubes

a-LA-ti

salt

pi-PEH-ri

pepper (condiment)

ZA-kha-ri

sugar

VOU-ti-ro

butter

SOU-pa

soup

sa-LA-ta

salad

pso-MI

bread

RI-zi

rice

la-kha-ni-KA

vegetables

18

pou I-ne E-na ka-LO

es-tya-TO-ryo

Where is there a good

restaurant?

, E-na tra-PE-zi ya DHI-o, A table for two, please.

pa-ra-ka-LO
.

;

kap-NI-zon-des i mi
kap-NI-zon-des

Smoking or nonsmoking?

,
.

ton ka-TA-lo-gho,
pa-ra-ka-LO

The menu, please.

ton ka-TA-lo-gho ton

The wine list, please.

kra-SYON,
pa-ra-ka-LO
, .

o-rek-ti-KA

appetizers

ki-RI-os GHEV-ma

main course

e-pi-DHOR-pyo

dessert

tha I-the-la KA-ti na pyo I would like something

to drink.

,
.

E-na po-TI-ri ne-RO,

pa-ra-ka-LO

A glass of water,
please.

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.

E-na fli-TZA-ni TSA-i,

pa-ra-ka-LO

A cup of tea, please.

af-TOS I-ne o FI-los

mou

This is my friend.

E-he-te fa-ghi-TO ya
khor-to-FA-ghous

Do you have a
vegetarian dish?

af-TOS I-ne o FI-los

mou

This is my boyfriend.

af-TO I-ne O-lo

Thats all.

af-TI I-ne i FI-li mou

This is my girlfriend.

,
.

ton lo-gha-ryas-MO,
pa-ra-ka-LO

The check, please.

This is my wife.

pe-ri-lam-VA-ne-te to
fi-lo-DHO-ri-ma

Is the tip included?

af-TI I-ne i ghi-NE-ka

mou
.

a-PO-laf-se to fa-ghi-TO Enjoy the meal!

af-TOS I-ne o si-ziGHOS mou

This is my husband.

stin i-GHYA sou

To your health!

ta-ksi-DHE-vo ya tin
dhou-LYA mou

Im on a business trip.

I-ne NOS-ti-mo

Its delicious.

mou a-RE-si i bri-ZO-la

LI-gho psi-ME-ni

I like my steak rare.

ta-ksi-DHE-vo me tin
i-ko-GHE-ni-A mou

Im traveling with my
family.

I-mas-te tou-RI-stes

We are tourists.

mou a-RE-si i bri-ZO-la

mi-SO psi-ME-ni

I like my steak medium.

bo-RO na ghno-RI-so ti Can I meet your friend?

FI-li sou

mou a-RE-si i bri-ZO-la

ka-LA psi-ME-ni

I like my steak welldone.

pou ME-ne-te

Where do you live?

ME-no stin a-THI-na

I live in Athens.

,
.

A-lo E-na, pa-ra-ka-LO

Another, please.

i KHO-ra sas I-ne po-LI Your country is very

o-RE-a
beautiful.

,
.

pe-ri-SO-te-ro,
pa-ra-ka-LO

More, please.

E-he-te PA-i po-TE stis

; i-no-ME-nes po-li-TI-es

Have you been to the

U.S.?

...

pa-ra-ka-LO DHOS-te
mou to

Please pass the

mou a-RE-si po-LI to

fa-ghi-TO e-DHO

I like the food here very

much.

sas a-RE-si na pi-GHEne-te ston ki-ni-ma-toGHRA-fo

Do you like to go to the

movies?

26. MAKING FRIENDS

25. MEETING PEOPLE

!
;

HE-re-te! pos sas LE-ne Hello! Whats your

name?

sas a-RE-si na kho-REve-te

Do you like to dance?

bo-RO na ka-THI-so

PA-me

Lets go!

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May I sit here?

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pyos I-ne o a-rith-MOS What is your telephone

tou ti-le-FO-nou sou
number?

sas pa-ra-ka-LO
e-pi-ske-PTI-te me

. PE-ra-sa po-LI o-RE-a

Please visit me.

I had a wonderful time.

27. STAYING IN TOUCH

ti-LE-fo-no

telephone

PRE-pi na KA-no E-na

ti-le-FO-ni-ma

I have to make a phone

call.

i-PAR-hi dhi-MO-syo
ti-LE-fo-no e-DHO

Is there a public phone

here?

bo-RO na khri-si-mopi-I-so to ki-ni-TO sas

ti-LE-fo-no

May I use your cell

phone?

,
;

pyon a-rith-MO,
pa-ra-ka-LO

What number, please?

i ghra-MI I-ne ka-ti-liME-ni

The line is busy.

faks

fax

PRE-pi na STI-lo E-na

faks

28. AT THE POST OFFICE

;

pou I-ne to ta-hi-dhroMI-o

Where is the post

office?

,
.

tha I-the-la me-ri-KA

ghra-ma-TO-si-ma,
pa-ra-ka-LO

Id like some stamps,

please.

ya E-na GHRA-ma

For a letter.

ya MI-a KAR-ta

For a postcard.

PO-so sti-HI-zoun ta
ghra-ma-TO-si-ma

How much is the

postage?

ya tis i-no-ME-nes
po-li-TI-es

to the United States

a-e-ro-po-ri-KOS

airmail

pa-ra-la-VI to e-PO-me- overnight delivery

no pro-I

29. GETTING HELP

;

bo-RI-te na me vo-i-THI- Can you help me?

se-te

E-kha-sa to por-to-FO-li Ive lost my wallet.

mou

I need to send a fax.

E-kha-sa ti va-LI-tsa
mou

i-PAR-hi ka-NE-na faks

ya e-ME-na
;

Is there a fax for me?

E-kha-sa to dhya-va-TIri-O mou

.

Ive lost my passport.

/email

I-meyl

email

E-kha-sa to TRE-no

Ive missed my train.

pou I-ne to
kom-PYOU-ter

Where is the computer?

KHA-thi-ka

Im lost.

vo-I-thya

Help!

PRE-pi na STI-lo E-na

I-meyl

I need to send an email.

as-ti-no-MI-a

Police!

me LI-ste-psan

Ive been robbed!

bo-RO na bo sto
in-ter-NET

Can I get on the

internet?

dhen KSE-ro pou I-ne i

ghi-NE-ka mou

I dont know where my

wife is.

E-he-te is-ti-o-se-LI-dha Do you have a website

(lit., webpage)?

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Ive lost my baggage.

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dhen KSE-ro pou I-ne o I dont know where my

AN-dhras mou
husband is.

dhen KSE-ro pou I-ne

to pe-DHI mou

I dont know where my

child is.

30. SEEING A DOCTOR

.

po-NA-o

Im hurt.

khri-A-zo-me ya-TRO

I need a doctor.

ti-leh-fo-NI-ste ya
as-the-no-FO-ro

Call an ambulance.

I-me a-ler-ghi-KOS stin

pe-ni-ki-LI-ni

Im allergic to penicillin.

za-LI-zo-me

Im dizzy.

es-THA-no-me naf-TI-a

I feel nauseous.

po-NA to HE-ri mou

My arm hurts.

po-NA to PO-dhi mou

My leg hurts.

. po-NA to ke-FA-li mou

My head hurts.

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