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HideHow many emails can you send την ώρα?
Γεια σου Μάρθα!
How nice! I hope you will have a great trip!
Stefania
Team GreekPod101.com
geia sas, stefania!
thank you for the sentences.
yeah, i'm going to visit greece next summer! :sunglasses: i'm so excited! :smile:
Hi Martha!
Here are your sentences:
Do you have Wi-Fi? = Έχετε Wi-Fi;
What’s the password, please?” = Ποιος είναι ο κωδικός πρόσβασης;
Yes, we have. = Ναι, έχουμε.
No, we don’t. = Όχι, δεν έχουμε.
The password is… = Ο κωδικός πρόσβασης είναι...
Sounds like you might be visiting Greece soon perhaps?:wink:
Stefania
Team GreekPod101.com
hi everyone!
can you help me out with the question "do you have wi-fi?" and "what's the pass word please?"
and with possible answers, like "yes, we have" or, "no, we don't" and "the password is..."
according to some friends who recently visited greece, a lot of hotels and restaurants have wi-fi. some of them have the pass word on the wall, to everyone be able to see,
thanks a lot
martha
Hi Joanne,
It's: Συγγνώμη, πόσο κοστίζει η ώρα;
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Regards,
Stefania
Team GreekPod101.com
I heard in the audio.... they said " Excuse me, how much is one hour? " how can I write in Greek? Thank you!
Ευχαριστώ, Στεφανία!
Γεια σου Ιουστίνα,
Using either “η ώρα” or “την ώρα” in that answer, would mean basically the same thing.
It's like saying: "THE hour costs 2 euro" vs "It costs 2 euro PER hour". So both versions would be correct. Or even just "Δύο ευρώ." would be fine.
Since the answer is very laconic (short) without any verbs mentioned, I understand that it is difficult for you to see what exactly is implied here (costs...). If you imagine the verb "κοστίζει" it will all make sense:
"Κοστίζει δύο ευρώ την ώρα."
I hope it is clear now!
Stefania,
Team GreekPod101.com
Παρακαλώ, θα μπορούσες να εξηγείς γιατι είναι στην πρώτη πρόταση άλλα στην δεύτερη;
Would you please explain why it is "η ώρα" in the first sentence but "την ώρα" in the second?
1. Σύγγνώμη, πόσο κοστίζει η ώρα;
2. Δύο ευρώ την ώρα.
Ευχαριστώ!