you're welcome :)

Polyglot Pablo thnk you so much 😘

same! UwU

I advise you to not learn from here Im not pushing away you can learn from him things but not greek cuz he's greek is not good at all but if you don't mind you can learn from here cuz your greek Friend will laugh at you 🤣

Words speech is not true in reality but word meanings is true 😊

Awesome :)

+Polyglot Pablo Thank you, this video was help me so much, do you want to know romanian language?

I wanted a translation of these two names in Greek "Vidur"and "Kiran" .I need it in alphabets.

I also have Greek heritage. I’ve been wanting to learn Greek for awhile but im ready to learn

@@chandrak1436 I'm Greek, my yiayia and papou came from Greece to live here in Australia back in the 50s. I spent all of my childhood with them, so I've grown up knowing Greek because of them speaking it to me from a young age. I want to learn more of it though.

You're welcome :) greetings :)

thanks and awesome :)

Hi I'm Greek 🇬🇷 γειαα❤️

Thank you, glad to help

Craig Hughes I wanted a translation of these two names in Greek "Vidur"and "Kiran" .I need it in alphabets.

@@nareshmalla337 βιδυρ, Κηραν

@@PotatoSalad94 thank you sir

You're welcome :)

Hello , I am from Cyprus even though we speak a different dialect you can communicate just fine with the greek language.

You are right, in Cyprus the language is almost completely different, different dialect, way of saying things, different ways to put sentences together, however pretty much all Cypriots can understand Greek as well as Cypriot Greeks, and from my knowledge, a lot can speak Greek too so you shouldn't really have any problems. The only problem is when you go to Greece and have learnt Cypriot Greek, because Greeks don't understand Cypriots almost at all.

jdc3 I wanted a translation of these two names in Greek "Vidur"and "Kiran" .I need it in alphabets.

You’re welcome 🌟

my pleasure Ming :)

no problem :D

@@Learn_Languages__239 That's a great service. And just to make it clear; Is not read as kuraZmenos instead of kuraSmenos because sigma is read differently according to the sound next? Thank you.

Και να ήταν μόνο αυτό.

Kala edaksei

Yea.. I also noticed a few mistakes in the romanization. Still helpful overall

thank you, no problem :)

Ummmmmm what does that say?

no problem :)

My pleasure

Thank you :)

Happy to help :)

you're welcome :)

Τελειος, μπραβο.

you're welcome

you're welcome :)

You’re welcome

You’re welcome

Thank you and of course :)

you're welcome

You're welcome :)

Imman Singh bro I need help from you sir I need two names.

Lucky you!

You're welcome, safe trip :)

big mac man in cyprus they dont really speak greek. they will understand you but you wont unerstand them.

Νικος Μαρκοπουλος Who told you that ? I am Cypriot and I can tell you we speak better greek than you my friend.

big mac man How was your trip to Cyprus sir?

Not really. Basic Greek is pretty much the same as Cypriot Greek - I am currently living in Cyprus with my Cypriot boyfriend and thus learning Greek. There are only a few differences in basic Greek, but it is still understandable. However, everyone speaks English so you don't need to learn it, it's just nice to.

Happy to help 😊

My pleasure :)

You're welcome 😊

my pleasure

Thank you and I'll make one soon :)

My pleasure and thank you

no problem :)

Thank you

Im a greek person

@@frankthegamer4601 ποιος νοιάζεται

I'm a greek person but I'm still learning

So your 13 now UwU

and ΟΧΙ (No) sounds more like OK

😊

You wanna learn greek?

you're welcome :)

Great :)

omg same; adhd hyperfixation as well?

and no Nu was used to pronounce the N in synhorite... (^_^)

Hello! The "γάμμα" is silent in the word "συγχωρείτε". Moreover, no "νι" is used here!

Φφ

Ευχαριστώ... The "υ"

thank you and good luck :)

Παρακαλώ 😊

no prob :)

you're welcome :)

Εερτυθιοπασδφγηξκλζχψωβνμ123456789000000000

thank you

thank you

Ναι, αλλα δεν τα προφερει ολα σωστα.

Hello again! Well, when you say "ευχαριστώ", you hear the letter f, but when you write it, it's "ευ = f".

@@theognosia thank you for your reply, yes I learned the ευ =f and v 😊👏

Thank you!

thank you

Thank you!

@@Learn_Languages__239 parakalo😅

hello! i didn’t exactly get what you meant but i’d love to help you! can you explain what you meant again?

thanks :)

Niki F .. Hello niki!! I'm Greek so I can answer your questions.. 1.no.ancient Greek wasn't that similar... 2.yes there is 2rd and 3rd singular/plurar SINGULAR you=esi she=afti he=aftos PLUREL you=esis they (fem.)=aftes they=afti 3.yes there are a bunch of formal and informal words😊😊

silvermist 2002 Nice. Thank you.

No, Ancient Greek is almost an entirely different language, apart from a few words here and there. Even most Greeks/Cypriots won't be able to understand Ancient Greek, however pronunciation, the writing etc was the same as far as I am aware, so Greeks can read it just fine, just unable to understand most of it.

silvermist 2002 I wanted a translation of these two names in Greek "Vidur"and "Kiran" .I need it in alphabets.

It all depends if a Greek person knows high Greek in addition to everyday Greek. Ancient Greek has different dialects and often different vocabulary and more complicated grammar. Some of the dialects are similar to what is spoken by educated Greeks today. An educated Greek that knows high Greek could understand a lot of the Ancient writings. It is a bit similar to King James English versus street English. It is a matter of education.

Thank you

AYYYYYYY for honor the game right???

Για τιμή = (Gia timi) 🤭

thank you

I will :)

thank you

My pleasure 🌟

Who cares about your sex life, or lack of

Bdbd Dudu I wanted a translation of these two names in Greek "Vidur"and "Kiran" .I need it in alphabets.