Greek is the national language, although English is widely spoken, especially in Athens. Below are some key phrases that may be useful during your visit to Athens.
| English | Greek | Pronounced as.. | ||
| Hello | Yiasou | Yiasoo | ||
| Good Morning / Afternoon | Kali mera | Kalimera | ||
| Good Evening | Kali spera | Kalispera | ||
| Goodbye | Adio | Adio | ||
| Please | Parakalo | Parakalo | ||
| Thank you | Efharisto | Efxaristo | ||
| Sorry/ Excuse me | Signome | Signomy | ||
| Yes | Ne | Ne | ||
| No | Oxi | Oki | ||
| Cheers! | Yiamas | Yiamas | ||
| How much? | Poso Kani? | Poso Kani | ||
| Where is…? | Pou Einai…? | Pou Einai | ||
| Ticket | Isitirio | Isitirio | ||
| Bill | To Logariasmo | To Logariasmo | ||
| I would like… | Tha ithela… | Tha ithela | ||
| Which bus for…? | Pio leoforio yia…? | Pio leoforio yia | ||
| Where should I get off for…? | Se pia stasi va katevo…? | Se pia stasi na katevo | ||
| Where are the toilets? | Poueinai tis toualetas | Pooeinai tis toualetas | ||
| Bank | Y Trapeza | E Trapeza | ||
| Police | Astinomia | Astinomia |
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