1. 'Moro' is pronounced like 'morrow' in the English word 'tomorrow'. The emphasis is on the second 'o'.
Say it like 'morO' (or 'morrOW'), but don't exaggerate it too much :)
2. 'mou' is pronounced like 'moo' in the English word 'moon'.
So, like this: 'MorO moo'.
Moro Mou was created in 2003-03.
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The cast of Moro mou - 1987 includes: Minas Konstadopoulos Viktoria Kyriazi
it means "baby"
Word by word: My baby, i love you very much my heart... In English would sound like this: Baby, i love you very much my love. Moro mou = My baby s'agapao = i love you para poli = very much kardia mou = my heart (sometimes refered as my love..)
The cast of To moro mou ftanei - 2011 includes: Michel Odent as himself
Agapi mou (agApee moo) = my love Hriso mou (ChreesO moo= where the 'ch' is like in Scottish 'loch') = my golden one/ my dear Moro mou (morO moo) = my baby Matia mou (mAtya moo) = my eyes / my dear Glykia mou (gleekyA moo) = my sweet Psihi mou (pseechEE moo) = my soul Kardia mou (karthiA moo - the 'th' is like in English 'then') = my heart Hope this helps !
Not sure what you are getting at with the first part, but "sagapo moro mou" means "I love you my baby."
mana mou matia mou xryso mou moro mou etc == Mana mou means "My mother," so that probably wouldn't be something a grandmother would call a child, but matia mou (my eyes), xryso mou (my gold) and moro mou (my baby) are common.
'and i am thinking about you baby'
Roughly translated; "Tsk, tsk... what are you doing to me, my baby?"
It means "I love you, sweetheart." Σ 'αγαπώ αγάπη μου (s'agapo agape mou) is "I love you, sweetheart" ... or more precisely, " I love you, my love". Se filo moro mou means "I kiss you, my baby."