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How do you say 'smile' IN GREEK, not like noun, but like verb, e. g. Today is a beatyful day, smile!
Jan 27, 2016 12:22 AM
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Today is the beautiful day!Smile χαμογελάω is the verb Σήμερα είναι μια όμορφη μέρα!Χαμογέλα Εγώ χαμογελάω Εσύ χαμογελάς Αυτός/Αυτή χαμογελάει Εμείς χαμογελάμε Εσείς χαμογελάτε Αυτοί χαμογελούν This is the tenses the verb smile in the Simple present.I hope to help you.
January 27, 2016
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Hey, there. I totally agree with Penelope and her answer and the only things I will add are different ways to say the same thing: The verb can be either χαμογελάω or χαμογελώ (χαμογελάω/χαμογελώ, χαμογελάς, χαμογελάει/χαμογελά, χαμογελάμε, χαμογελάτε, χαμογελούν(ε)/χαμογελάνε) The imperative: χαμογέλα (singular) χαμογελάτε/χαμογελάστε (plural) As for the sentence you wrote it could also be translated as: Χαμογέλα! Η μέρα είναι πανέμορφη. Σήμερα η μέρα είναι το κάτι άλλο, χαμογέλα! Η σημερινή μέρα είναι πολύ όμορφη, χαμογέλα! (And something truly "free", translation wise) Σκάσε χαμόγελο, η μέρα είναι απίθανη! Generally speaking, Greek is a language that allows you to translate a single sentence in various ways. So, if you are unsure about something just give it a go and you might be way more successful that you'd have thought.
January 31, 2016
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