      I would like…: Tha eethelah…  Thank you: Efcharisto  In your face: Sta moutra sou only if you feel like a fight  Yes: Nai  No: Okhee  Water: Nero  Drink: Poto  Wine: Krasi  Please: Parakalo  Sea: Thalassa  The bill please! How much is it? See all the latest news from Greece and the world at Greekreporter. Contact our newsroom to report an update or send your story, photos and videos. Follow GR on Google News and subscribe here to our daily email!GR News. Greek News. All Archaeology Art Charity Crime. Greek church. By Kerry Kolasa-Sikiaridi. Do you speak English? This literally means "To our health! Bottoms up! Meaning literally "white bottom," if you use this with a new Greek acquaintance, you'll be sure to impress. How much is it? Adding the "af-TOH" just means "How much is it? If there's one Greek word you may have heard before, it's likely "opa. For example, when you've thoroughly impressed your waiter with your new Greek skills, and he offers you a round of ouzo shots on the house, you can say, "Opa!What are you up to? Although this is technically a curse word, you'll hear everyone using it colloquially to address friends. But only use it on someone you know! By Karen I. Chen Updated October 20,  Save Pin FB More. My name is You may hear people ending their conversations with this phrase as well. All rights reserved.  

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