How to Ask About Well-Being - Practice

Practice asking about well-being

Lesson Transcript

Let's practice.

Imagine you're Christos Mark's colleague. Ask Mark "How are you?" using informal Greek.

Ready?

Τι κάνεις; (Ti kánis?)

Είμαι πολύ καλά. (Íme polí kalá.)

Listen again and repeat.

Τι κάνεις; (Ti kánis?)

Let's try another.

Imagine you're Karen's teacher, Anna-Maria Aslanidou and you're starting class.

Ask Karen's "How are you?" using formal Greek.

Ready?

Anna-Τι κάνετε; (Ti kánete?)

Καλά είμαι. (Kalá íme.)

Listen again and repeat.

Anna-Τι κάνετε; (Ti kánete?)

Let's try one more.

Imagine you're Sasha and you meet your friend at school. Using informal Greek respond by saying,

"I'm well. And you?"

Ready?

Τι κάνεις; (Ti kánis?)

Καλά είμαι. Εσύ; (Kalá íme. Esí?)

Listen again and repeat.

Καλά είμαι. Εσύ; (Kalá íme. Esí?)

This is the end of this lesson.

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Now you know how to ask about someone's well being in Greek.

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