How to Ask for a Word in Greek - Dialogue

Learn how to ask for a word in Greek

Also Appears In: Can Ask for Clarification Level 1.1 Can Do Greek Can Do Greek for Absolute Beginners

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Lesson Transcript

Welcome to Can-Do Greek by GreekPod101.com.

Γεια σε όλους! Είμαι η Χρυσή Παπαδοπούλου. (Ya se ólus! Íme i Hrisí Papadopoulou.)

"Hi everyone! I’m Chrissi Papadopoulou."

In this lesson, you'll learn how to ask what a word is in Greek.

This is Ben Lee and he's at a cafe doing a language exchange with his classmate, Lia Andreadaki.

It’s the Greek portion of the exchange, and he points at the textbook and asks,

"How do you say 'book' in Greek?"

Πώς λέμε book στα ελληνικά; (Pós léme book sta eliniká?)

Listen to the conversation, and focus on the question.

Ready?

Πώς λέμε book στα ελληνικά; (Pós léme book sta eliniká?)

Βιβλίο. (Vivlío.)

Once more with the English translation.

Πώς λέμε book στα ελληνικά; (Pós léme book sta eliniká?)

"How do you say 'book' in Greek?"

Βιβλίο. (Vivlío.)

"'Book'."

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