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HideEυχαριστώ Πάρα πολύ (Efharisto para poli) for listening to GreekPod101.com
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how can I add to word bank?
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Cristiane
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why there is ni screen to teach??
Hi Stephen,
You can check out this video lesson for the informal and formal way to say "thank you very much":
https://www.greekpod101.com/lesson/learn-greek-in-three-minutes-2-greek-manners/
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Stefania
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Oh and how would you spell and prounounce it in an informal way
How would you spell
“Thank you very much” in Greek
Could you also give pronunciation
Hi Milica,
Thank you for contacting us and for reporting the inconsistency.
I understand your confusion. It seems that the transcript has the correct information (I'm afraid we can't correct the audio at this point) so please use the lesson notes as a reference. Σας is the object and ευχαριστώ is the verb. Although, there might be cases where ευχαριστώ is used as a neuter noun: το ευχαριστώ. However, in this lesson, this is not the case.
I hope this clears out any confusion. If you have any more questions, let me know!
Kind regards,
Stefania
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Hi! I love this site so much!
I am a bit confused with this sentence ''In Greek, there are other ways to express one's gratitude, but they are all variations using Efharistó, which is a verb, and the object Sas, which make a more formal "thank you very much."'' In transcript is written that Efharisto is a verb and it audio I heard it is a noun. Also, in the transcript is written that Sas is the object and in audio, I heard that is a subject.
What is correct?
Thank you! :)
Hi mel,
We're glad to hear that you found our lessons fun!
Hope you like the rest of our series. ;)
Sincerely,
Cristiane
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