"υπόσχεση" (eeposkhesee-noun)
"υπόσχομαι" (eeposkhome-verb)
Υπόσχομαι [ipOschome]
the greek word for ''promise'' is ''iposxesi'' [υπόσχεση] . if you want to say '' i promise'' then it's ''iposxome'' [υπόσχομαι] (you pronounce the ''e'' in the end)
yakusoku is promise
ʻŌlelo paʻa, ʻōlelo hoʻohiki. To promise, hoʻohiki.
"to promise" is "prometer", "to swear" (like promise, not to curse) is "jurar"
Hecate made no promises in Greek mythology.
An old way to say "I promise" is "I swear by my honor" or "I swear on my life."
To promise = prometer (prawmayTEAR)(a) promise = (una) promesa (oonah prawMAYsah)
Hippocrates
Promissum.
yakusoku
ich verspreche is i promise