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How do you say "have a nice day" in Greek?
Να εχεις μια ωραια μερα
Na echeis mia oraia mera
In Greek, "have a nice day" is Να εχεις μια ωραια μερα (Na echeis mia oraia mera).
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Pronunciation
Sound this out as "Na echeis mia oraia mera" — a quick, compact word that doesn't need much stress to land correctly.
Grammar notes
Να εχεις μια ωραια μερα is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.
Example sentence
have a nice day
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How to remember Να εχεις μια ωραια μερα
Split 'Na echeis mia oraia mera' into 'na' plus the rest; imagining someone mispronouncing 'have a nice day' as 'na...' makes the two words click together.
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Questions about Να εχεις μια ωραια μερα
How do you pronounce Να εχεις μια ωραια μερα?
Sound this out as "Na echeis mia oraia mera" — a quick, compact word that doesn't need much stress to land correctly.
Is Να εχεις μια ωραια μερα formal or casual?
Να εχεις μια ωραια μερα is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is Να εχεις μια ωραια μερα used in Greek?
Να εχεις μια ωραια μερα is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (have a nice day).
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