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How do you say "do you have a minute" in Greek?
Έχετε ένα λεπτό
Έchete ena lepto
In Greek, "do you have a minute" is Έχετε ένα λεπτό (Έchete ena lepto).
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Pronunciation
The transliteration "Έchete ena lepto" is spoken with the 7th syllable landing hardest, giving it a natural rhythm.
Grammar notes
Έχετε ένα λεπτό is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.
Example sentence
do you have a minute
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How to remember Έχετε ένα λεπτό
The middle of 'Έchete ena lepto' hides a familiar-sounding chunk, 'έche' — tie it to an image of 'do you have a minute' and the pair will resurface together.
Related words
- what day is it today τι μέρα είναι σήμερα
- see you tomorrow Τα λέμε αύριο
- see you next week Τα λέμε την επόμενη εβδομάδα
- im running late Έχω αργήσει
- im on time είμαι στην ώρα μου
- lets meet at noon Ας συναντηθούμε το μεσημέρι
- can we reschedule μπορούμε να επαναπρογραμματίσουμε
- i have a meeting Έχω μια συνάντηση
- i am busy right now Είμαι απασχολημένος αυτή τη στιγμή
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Questions about Έχετε ένα λεπτό
How do you pronounce Έχετε ένα λεπτό?
The transliteration "Έchete ena lepto" is spoken with the 7th syllable landing hardest, giving it a natural rhythm.
Is Έχετε ένα λεπτό formal or casual?
Έχετε ένα λεπτό is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is Έχετε ένα λεπτό used in Greek?
Έχετε ένα λεπτό is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (do you have a minute).
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