Διαβάζω [diavAzo]
Τι νομίζεις?. It is read as "Tee nomeezees". If you want to say that by the meaning of asking someone's opinion about something, you have to say: "Tι λες?". it is read as "tee les"
Prayer:Hebrew = Tfilá (תפילה)Greek = prosefchí (προσευχή)to Pray:Hebrew = Hitpallel (התפלל)Greek = proséfchomai (προσεύχομαι)
Δύναμη. It is read as "Denamee". (D is like the spanish d)
Well i say cook clean write read shop sweep.
Κάποια μέρα. It is read as kapia mera. Also it is possible to say "κάποτε". It is read as kapote and it literally means somewhen.
If you speak Greek you can read it ... you have to learn it the same as you learn any writing.
The number of people who can read Greek varies widely, depending on the context. In Greece, a significant portion of the population is fluent in Modern Greek, while the ability to read Ancient Greek is more limited, often confined to scholars and students of classical studies. Additionally, there are Greek-speaking communities worldwide, but literacy rates in Greek can differ based on education and exposure. Overall, while many can read Modern Greek, fewer can read Ancient Greek.
"diavazo" and in greek letters " διαβάζω"
"diavazo" and in greek letters " διαβάζω"
how do you say unite in greek
You can say athlete in Greek by saying athlitis. If you wanted to say the word sports in Greek it would be athlitismos.
How does one say 'of course' in Greek? Thanks (evkaristo!)