thank you in Greek
thank you in Greek is ευχαριστώ, [[να είσαι καλά|να 'σαι καλά]], φχαριστώ — thank you means a polite expression used to acknowledge a gift, favour, service or kindness.
thank you in Greek
What does "thank you" mean?
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interjection A polite expression used to acknowledge a gift, favour, service or kindness.
"Thank you for driving me to the airport."
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noun An expression or gesture of gratitude.
"She sent a handwritten thank-you to every guest."
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adjective Serving to express gratitude. Usually written with a hyphen before the noun.
"He wrote thank-you notes for all the wedding presents."
thank you in a sentence
- Thank you for driving me to the airport.
- Thank you — that's very kind of you.
- She sent a handwritten thank-you to every guest.
- A quick thank-you email would go a long way.
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Common Greek translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "thank you" in Greek?
"thank you" in Greek is ευχαριστώ, [[να είσαι καλά|να 'σαι καλά]], φχαριστώ. thank you means: A polite expression used to acknowledge a gift, favour, service or kindness.
How do you pronounce ευχαριστώ?
"thank you" in Greek is ευχαριστώ, pronounced "efcharisto".
How do you use "thank you" in a sentence?
Example: "Thank you for driving me to the airport." In Greek, "thank you" is ευχαριστώ, [[να είσαι καλά|να 'σαι καλά]], φχαριστώ.
Are there other ways to say "thank you" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "thank you": ευχαριστώ, [[να είσαι καλά|να 'σαι καλά]], φχαριστώ.