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Let's look at the parting greetings once more.
Listen and repeat or speak along with me.
Τα λέμε σύντομα. (Ta léme síndoma.)
Τα λέμε σύντομα. (Ta léme síndoma.)
Καληνύχτα. (Kaliníhta.)
Καληνύχτα. (Kaliníhta.)
Τα λέμε αργότερα. (Ta léme argótera.)
Τα λέμε αργότερα. (Ta léme argótera.)
Καλή ξεκούραση. (Kalí xekúrasi.)
Καλή ξεκούραση. (Kalí xekúrasi.)
Τα λέμε. (Ta léme.)
Τα λέμε. (Ta léme.)
Γεια. (Ya.)
Γεια. (Ya.)
Did you notice the last two parting expressions I used?
Τα λέμε. (Ta léme.)
Γεια. (Ya.)
Τα λέμε. (Ta léme.)
"See you."
You can use this greeting when you are sure you’ll meet the other person again.
Γεια. (Ya.)
"Bye."
Γεια (ya) translates as "bye" in this context. Γεια. Γεια
Remember, γεια can be used as a parting greeting meaning "bye," as well as a greeting meaning, "Hi."

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