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Funny Greek nonsensical expressions. 1. You’ll eat wood. ‘ Tha fas xilo’ – ‘You’ll eat wood’, Greek expression. ‘ Tha fas xilo’, you’ll eat wood’ mother’s are frequently heard threatening unruly children with this phrase, meaning, watch it, or you’ll be getting a slap, or a beating.
14 Αυγ 2015 · The 21 Funniest Greek Expressions (and How to Use Them) Greece Student Work Languages. by Joanna Kalafatis Aug 14, 2015. 1. A Greek doesn’t say “I have no idea what’s going on”… She says “I’ve lost my eggs and baskets” (ἐχω χἀσει τα αυγἀ και τα καλἀθια). 2. A Greek doesn’t just “make your life hell”…
23 Μαΐ 2021 · Commonly used in every day as part of the Greek language, when many Greek idioms are translated literally the results are often very puzzling and sometimes hilarious for non-Greek speakers. Here are some of our favourite and funny Greek one-liners. Μου έχεις κάνει τη ζωή πατίνι – Mou eheis kanei ti zoe patini.
Greek Saying #1: “Τα μάτια σου δεκατέσσερα.” Literal English Translation: “Your eyes fourteen.” What the Greeks really mean: “Keep your eyes open at all times.” Greek Saying #2: “Όποιος βιάζεται σκοντάφτει.” Literal English Translation: “Whoever hurries stumbles.”
22 Αυγ 2024 · Here we collected 23 phrases only Greeks use that if you try to literally translate into English they won’t make sense to you. Don’t worry, we translated them properly for you so you know how to use them on your next vacation to Greece: 23 non-translatable Greek expressions. 1.
12 Οκτ 2017 · Να έχεις (‘χεις) means to have or you should have, τα μάτια means the eyes and δεκατέσσερα is, as you know, the number 14. Since there is a verb here, έχω, it means you can use it depending on the person you refer to. Use it in subjunctive - always with “να” at the beginning.
14 Μαΐ 2021 · Greek Salutations: A Glossary to Help You Sound Like a Local The Greek language is full of set phrases that act as greetings or blessings. Here are 70 ways to wish someone well in Greece, depending on the situation.
