1. BASIC KNOWLEDGE/ HOW TO GREET AND MEET/ Βασικές Φράσεις & Χαιρετισμοί 1. Γεια σας / Γεια σου – Ya sas / Ya su – Hello (formal/informal) 2. Καλημέρα – Kaliméra – Good morning 3. Καλησπέρα – Kalispéra – Good evening 4. Καληνύχτα – Kaliníhta – Good night 5. Ευχαριστώ – Efharistó – Thank you 6. Παρακαλώ – Parakaló – Please / You’re welcome 7. Συγγνώμη – Signómi – Sorry / Excuse me 8. Ναι – Ne – Yes 9. Όχι – Óhi – No 10. Πώς είστε; / Πώς είσαι; – Pos íste? / Pos íse? – How are you? (formal/informal) 11. Καλά, ευχαριστώ! – Kalá, efharistó! – I'm fine, thank you! 12. Τι κάνετε; / Τι κάνεις; – Ti kánete? / Ti kánis? – How are you? (formal/informal) 13. Χαίρομαι που σας γνωρίζω! – Hérome pou sas gnorízo! – Nice to meet you! 14. Πώς σας λένε; / Πώς σε λένε; – Pos sas léne? / Pos se léne? – What’s your name? (formal/informal) 15. Με λένε… – Me léne… – My name is… 16. Από πού είστε; / Από πού είσαι; – Apó pou íste? / Apó pou íse? – Where are you from? 17. Είμαι από… – Íme apó… – I am from… 18. Πού μένετε; / Πού μένεις; – Pou ménete? / Pou ménis? – Where do you live? 19. Μιλάτε αγγλικά; – Miláte angliká? – Do you speak English? 20. Δε μιλάω καλά ελληνικά. – De miláo kalá elliniká. – I don’t speak Greek well. 21. Μπορείτε να το επαναλάβετε; – Boríte na to epanalávete? – Can you repeat that? 22. Πιο αργά, παρακαλώ. – Pio argá, parakaló. – Slower, please. 23. Τι σημαίνει…; – Ti siménei…? – What does … mean? 24. Πώς λένε … στα ελληνικά; – Pos léne … sta elliniká? – How do greek people say … in Greek? 25. Τι δουλειά κάνετε; / Τι δουλειά κάνεις; – Ti douléiá kánete? / Ti douléiá kánis? – What do you do for a living? 26. Δεν καταλαβαίνω. – Den katalavéno. – I don’t understand. 27. Κανένα πρόβλημα! – Kanéna próvlima! – No problem! 28. Εντάξει. – Endáxi. – Okay. FOR MORE check my gumroad or payhip page yourgreekguide. Title "surviving in Greece" OR BOOK A LESSON WITH ME NOW!

Which sentence uses the correct form of the *passive voice*? A) The cake baked by my mother yesterday. B) The cake was baked by my mother yesterday. C) The cake was baking by my mother yesterday.

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Hi! Wouldn't the verb "encourage" also work in the following sentence? Why "convince" is better? Is this something about educational distinction? I feel "encourage" closer to the teacher role. 🥺🥺 "The teachers tried to __convince___ these students that they could solve the complicated problem, however, they just didn't see the point."