Greek Words - Грчке речи

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Well, maybe you know better, but facts are different… Only thing that is more expensive in that how you say “rich” places in Greece is transportation to them… In the most cases arrangements includes going there by plane and sleeping in very expensive hotels and that is a lot of money, but few friends of mine that went at Corfu, Mikonos, Ios and similar places by bus and by ferries or ships, they spent the same quantity of money as I was on Thassos… Cyprus and Rhodes are not for rich, they are for very rich… So, spending money is relevant thing… I could go on that places too but I can’t spend so much time in the bus, it is so heavy to me, and plane is still expensive for me… One of my best friends was on Corfu and we compared our expending, prices are same as on Thassos, maybe 5% bigger… Maybe that is established opinion in your country that places of north Greece are for the people with less money, but last few years everyone from eastern countries who wants cheep vacation goes to Bulgaria or Turkey…Places like Paralia, Leptokaria, Katarini are fool with eastern nations but on Halkidiki and Thassos I didn’t notice so much Bulgarians, Hungarians, Skopijans(maybe Russians on Halkidiki), but I noticed people from England, Germany, Holland (those three nations especially on Thassos), Slovaks, Czechs, Albanians, a lot of Serbs and of course Greeks…

But this is not a theme on this topic, all my friends from this forum and I would be grateful if you can tell as some typical phrases in Greek that we can use in your country… Something like “hello”, “good day”, “good afternoon”, “good evening”, “what is the price for this product” or something like that… I remember “kalimera” and “kalispera” but I forgot for which part of day is which one word… Also I learned to say “ef karis to” which means “thank you” in English and “hvala” in Serbian…

Best regards to you my Greek brother… Don’t misunderstand my story, it was just exchanging of opinions…