Greek Survival Phrases: The Complete Guide for Travelers!

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Hello everyone, 👋 I’m Thanasis and welcome back to Better Greek.
If you’re planning a trip to Greece, you need to have a few Greek phrases in your pocket. It will make your experience even more enjoyable, whether you’re exploring the ancient ruins of Athens 🏛️, relaxing on the stunning Santorini 🌅, or tasting delicious Greek food 🍽️!
In this video, you’ll learn all the Greek survival phrases you need to travel to Greece!
Let’s get started!

Why Learn Greek Survival Phrases?

When traveling to Greece, being able to communicate even a little bit in the local language can open doors to authentic experiences and interactions. Greeks appreciate people who show an interest in their language. 🗣️
Making the effort to speak a few phrases can lead to warmer welcomes, better service, and a deeper connection with the local culture. 🌟

1. Basic Greetings and Expressions in Greek

Here are some phrases to get you started:
• Hello or goodbye (informal): Γεια σου (Yiá su) or Γεια (Yiá) 👋
• Hello or goodbye (formal): Γεια σας (Yiá sas) 👋
• Hello and goodbye are the same word in Greek. Use Γεια or Γεια σου or Γεια σας to mean both hello or goodbye.
• Good morning: Καλημέρα (Kaliméra) 🌅
• Good afternoon / good evening: Καλησπέρα (Kalispéra) 🌇
• Good night: Καληνύχτα (Kaliníhta) 🌙

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