Subsequently, one may also ask, what do you say on a Greek name day?
Yes, it is just "happy name day" - it is not a very formal way of saying it, it is more what you would say when you call a friend, rather than your boss, etc.
Greek translation: χρόνια πολλά για τη γιορτή σου
| English term or phrase: | Happy Name Day! |
|---|---|
| Greek translation: | χρόνια πολλά για τη γιορτή σου |
One may also ask, what traditions do they have in Greece? Traditional festivities
- Name day celebration. Most Greeks are named after a religious saint.
- Engagement. It is a custom in Greece to get engaged before getting married.
- Carnival. In Greece, the Carnival is called "Apokries".
- Clean Monday.
- Easter.
- Greek Independence Day.
- The Ohi Day.
- The Evil Eye (Mati)
Beside this, how do they say cheers in Greece?
The Greek version of “cheers” is ya mas, which means “to our health”. As in other countries, you clink glasses when you toast. You can also make a toast to someone else, by saying stinygiasou (to your health) in informal situations and eis igían sas if you find yourself at a more formal function.
What do you say at a Greek wedding?
If you're the guest in a Greek wedding, you must say:
- Να ζήσετε “may you live [long]” to the bride and groom.
- Να σας ζήσουν “may they live [long] for you” to the bride and groom's families.
- Πάντα άξιος “[may you] always [be] worthy” to the best man.
- Πάντα άξια “[may you] always [be] worthy” to the matron of honour.
