10 essential Greek phrases for talking about your family
Expand your Greek vocabulary and impress your friends with these common family-related phrases.
When you meet new people in Greece, it's common to share details about your personal life, and your family is a big part of that. These phrases will help you introduce your family members and share basic information about them. Whether you're at a social gathering, a dinner party, or just chatting with a new acquaintance, being able to talk about your family in Greek will help you connect with people on a more personal level. These expressions are designed for everyday conversations.
What this lesson covers
Core Greek words for everyday conversation.
English meanings, pronunciation hints, and tap-to-hear audio.
A quick flashcard flow and quiz to make the words stick.
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Words 1–10
- Έχω μία αδερφή.EH-ho mee-ah ah-thehr-FEHI have one sister.
- Έχω δύο αδέρφια.EH-ho thee-oh ah-thehr-FYAHI have two siblings.
- Είναι παντρεμένη.EH-neh pahn-dreh-MEH-neeShe is married.
- Είναι φοιτητής.EH-neh fee-tee-TEESHe is a university student.
- Οι γονείς μου μένουν στην Αθήνα.ee ghah-NEES moo MEH-noon steen Ah-thee-nahMy parents live in Athens.
- Έχω ένα παιδί.EH-ho eh-nah peh-THEEI have one child.
- Παντρευτήκαμε πέρυσι.pahn-drehf-TEE-kah-meh PEH-ree-seeWe got married last year.
- Τα παιδιά μου είναι μικρά.tah peh-THYAH moo EH-neh mee-KRAHMy children are young.
- Μένω με τους γονείς μου.MEH-no meh toos ghah-NEES mooI live with my parents.
- Είναι ο άντρας μου.EH-neh oh AHN-drahs mooThis is my husband.
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