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The Greek word for that would be "τελείωσε" (tell-EE-oh-say). But it depends on what you are referring too... If it is a deal you are referring to then it can also be a more slang expression like "έκλεισε" (EH-klee-say) meaning "it's done"...

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is how you say bye in greek

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τέλος (TELL-ohs)

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Its τέλος (telos).

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Αρχή pronounced as 'archi'. (R-key)

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End = Telos

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αντίο

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