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23 Oct 2020
- Simplified Chinese (China)
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Hebrew
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Greek
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Hindi
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are these sentences grammatically correct? :
Τι ωραίο όνομα! What a nice name!
Όχι βέβαια. Of course not.
Ναι!!! Τώρα θέλω βιολί!
Yes!!! Now I want a violin!
Όχι, δεν πεινάω αλλά θέλω τοστ.
No, I'm not hungry but I want toast.
Μα, πώς ήρθα εδώ; But how did I get here?
Τι ωραία! How nice!
Ήταν καλό παιδί φέτος, Καλός μαθητής,
He was a good kid this year, a good student,
Μα, δεν ξέρω να γράφω με πένα!
But, I do not know how to write with a pen!
Είμαι πολύ χαρούμενος! I am very happy!
- Είσαι ψεύτικος! - You are a fake!
are these sentences grammatically correct? :
Τι ωραίο όνομα! What a nice name!
Όχι βέβαια. Of course not.
Ναι!!! Τώρα θέλω βιολί!
Yes!!! Now I want a violin!
Όχι, δεν πεινάω αλλά θέλω τοστ.
No, I'm not hungry but I want toast.
Μα, πώς ήρθα εδώ; But how did I get here?
Τι ωραία! How nice!
Ήταν καλό παιδί φέτος, Καλός μαθητής,
He was a good kid this year, a good student,
Μα, δεν ξέρω να γράφω με πένα!
But, I do not know how to write with a pen!
Είμαι πολύ χαρούμενος! I am very happy!
- Είσαι ψεύτικος! - You are a fake!
Τι ωραίο όνομα! What a nice name!
Όχι βέβαια. Of course not.
Ναι!!! Τώρα θέλω βιολί!
Yes!!! Now I want a violin!
Όχι, δεν πεινάω αλλά θέλω τοστ.
No, I'm not hungry but I want toast.
Μα, πώς ήρθα εδώ; But how did I get here?
Τι ωραία! How nice!
Ήταν καλό παιδί φέτος, Καλός μαθητής,
He was a good kid this year, a good student,
Μα, δεν ξέρω να γράφω με πένα!
But, I do not know how to write with a pen!
Είμαι πολύ χαρούμενος! I am very happy!
- Είσαι ψεύτικος! - You are a fake!
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They all look correct.
«Καλός μαθητής» should be written with a lowercase «κ» since there's a comma before it.
A better word for calling someone fake might be, depending on the situation, Απατεώνας (fraud/crook) or Υποκριτής (hypocrite), etc.
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They all look correct.
«Καλός μαθητής» should be written with a lowercase «κ» since there's a comma before it.
A better word for calling someone fake might be, depending on the situation, Απατεώνας (fraud/crook) or Υποκριτής (hypocrite), etc.
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