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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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