does anyone speak greek well?

Answer 1

I could try,
what do you want to know? or
αυτό που εσείς επιθυμεί να ξέρει
aftó po eseís epithomeí na xérei well here are some common phrases for you to try on.
the capitol letter is where you stress the accent
Good morning *kalimEra*
Good evening/ afternoon- kalispEra
Good night *kalinIkhta*

How are you? ; *tI kAnis?*
Very well *polI kalA*

I want *thElo*
I would like *tha Ithela*
I like Greece *mu arEsi i elAdha*

Hello- Yasou
hello to more than one person- yasas
Good bye *adIo* like Spanish adeeo or like hello you would say yasou
excuse me/ I'm sorry signomi

It (the weather) is cold/hot / *kAni krIo/zEsti*
Thank you *ephkharistO*
You are welcome *parakalO*
Please *parakalO*

ti ora ine? = what time is it?

anything else you may want help with I will do my best to teach you. I am a student also in Greek language
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Answer 2

I just know the Greek Alphabet: alpha, beta, gamma, delta, epsilon, zeta, eta, theta, iota, kappa, lambda, mu, nu, xi, omicron, pi, rho, sigma, tau, upsilon, phi, chi, psi, omega..If you learn how to pronounce the sound of these letters, then you can almost make out the word in Greek. For example: Pita would probably be spelled like: Pi, iota, tau, alpha. Most of the letters mentioned above are actually symbols, and not like our alphabet. ^ this is a small version of L, or Lambda. x is the Greek letter chi. P is the greek letter Rho, E is epsilon, and you've seen the upside down horseshoe, that's Omega.

Answer 3

Yes. In fact, I'll bet that there is a whole country in which most of the people speak Greek well. I forget its name, though.

Answer 4

I am Greek need some help?