How to Behave in Greece

Say "Kali-Mera" for "Good Morning.,Say "Kali-spera" for "Good Afternoon" , Say ""Kali -neeh-ta" for "Good Night.", Say "Ya-sas" for "Hello.", Always please and thank you to people; it's polite., When visiting a monastery, do not ask the priests or...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Say "Kali-Mera" for "Good Morning.

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  2. Step 2: Say "Kali-spera" for "Good Afternoon"

    , , A more informal approach to saying hello can be done by saying "Ya-soo".

    Note that "Ya-sas" also means goodbye. , Say "ef-ha-ri-sto" when giving thanks and "Para-Kalo" when saying "please" or "you're welcome". , Don't take photographs,too. , to take home as souvenir.

    That is illegal. , Do not show your open palm to people with the fingers apart,especially when you clap you left hand to the outside of your right palm.

    This is called a "moutza" and it's an insult.If you want to show the number five,always the inside of your palm must be facing you. , Learning basics can be a great step to putting together phrases. ,
  3. Step 3: Say ""Kali -neeh-ta" for "Good Night."

  4. Step 4: Say "Ya-sas" for "Hello."

  5. Step 5: Always please and thank you to people; it's polite.

  6. Step 6: When visiting a monastery

  7. Step 7: do not ask the priests or nuns if you may take their pictures.

  8. Step 8: Don't carry back anything: When visiting tourist sites such as the Acropolis in Athens

  9. Step 9: do not pick up any stones

  10. Step 10: pieces of chipped wall

  11. Step 11: Watch your palm.

  12. Step 12: Try to speak Greek.

  13. Step 13: Respect the elders.

Detailed Guide

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, , A more informal approach to saying hello can be done by saying "Ya-soo".

Note that "Ya-sas" also means goodbye. , Say "ef-ha-ri-sto" when giving thanks and "Para-Kalo" when saying "please" or "you're welcome". , Don't take photographs,too. , to take home as souvenir.

That is illegal. , Do not show your open palm to people with the fingers apart,especially when you clap you left hand to the outside of your right palm.

This is called a "moutza" and it's an insult.If you want to show the number five,always the inside of your palm must be facing you. , Learning basics can be a great step to putting together phrases. ,

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