Learn the Greek verb "λέω - I say" | Omilo

Teacher Myrto will explain to you how to conjugate this verb "λέω - I say" in present and future tense, and she will teach you several useful phrases,
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[@elieelhage1922]

Γεια χαρά 🙏

[@brigittealbert739]

Ευχαριστώ πολύ για το μάθημα ! Με λένε Μπριζίτ από το Βέλγιο.

[@user-nv1hi3eh9c]

Good

[@Jeff-Des-Kosquets7530]

Εμένα με λένε Jean-François , αλλά εδώ στη Γαλλία , όλοι με φωνάζουν Jeff Ευχαριστώ για όλα . Τα λέμε

[@dann3806]

Με λένε Ντανίελ από την Γαλλία αλλά οι φίλοι μου με λένε Νταν ! Σας ευχαριστώ

[@leomere8349]

My name's Léo which is latin for "lion" but I'm afraid it's not as cool in greek 😅 I'm not too comfortable writing in greek yet, but I kinda understood the other comments

[@OmiloHellas]

well in Greek "lion" is "leondari"..so still starting with Leo :-) Wishing you a lot of fun with your Greek Language Journey

[@sheffieldzamo7444]

I have come to realise that learning Greek requires you to also learn to speak like Yoda. The actual literal translation for 'What is your name' is 'How you they say'. I am guessing that when we get it wrong, we start sounding like Yoda to the Greeks!

[@jyotibanga7010]

Με λένε μανπριτ παλ

[@elenaloveridge766]

Με λένε Ελενα. Think I did that right.

[@OmiloHellas]

very correct! Bravo :-)