Can someone translate this in English? it's in Greek. Thank you!?

Question

"YASU OMORFE FILAKIA APERA XP"

And how do I say "Thank you for the Add Request, and I'm liking your music" in Greek? Again thanks a bunch!

Answer 1

Part one: It means, hi or bye (ya su means both) handsome, endlessly many kisses. i dont know what XP is suppose to mean if its not some kind of initials. oh and "apera" doesnt mean anything but i guessed it was "apeira", wich here would mean endlessly, indefinably many.
Part two: "Se efxaristo pou me prostheses sti lista filwn kai mou aresei i mousiki sou"
or
"Se efxaristo gia to add request kai mou aresei i mousiki sou."

Answer 2

It must be something like
"Hi beautiful, many kisses to you". I`m not sure about the last part, but "filakia/ filia" definitely means "kiss(es)".
"omorfe" means "beautiful"
"geia sou" (read IASU) means "hi, hello"

As for what you can say in return, all I can tell you is that "evxaristo" means "thank you".

Oh, and I like Greek music too, btw :)

Answer 3

Well babel fish is supposed to translate something that simple but it wouldn't. Maybe you can have better luck. Here you go.
http://babelfish.altavista.com/babelfish/tr

Answer 4

Hi, beautiful, endless kisses. XP must be his/her initials.
Tell him : s'efcharisto ghia tin protimissi, kai na xeris pos m'aressi
i moussiki sou!-

Ciao........John-John.