Επιτρέπεται η φωτογραφία εδώ;
e-pi-TRE-pe-te i fo-to-gra-FI-a e-DO
Is photography allowed here?
Usage
Used to check whether photography is permitted in a museum or gallery
Grammar Note
"Epitrepetai" is third-person singular passive present meaning "is allowed"
Ποιος είναι ο καλλιτέχνης;
pios I-ne o ka-li-TE-chnis
Who is the artist?
Usage
Used to ask about the creator of an artwork
Grammar Note
"Poios" is the masculine "who"; feminine is "poia". Greek nouns have gender and number
Πώς λέγεται αυτό το έργο;
pos LE-ge-te af-TO to ER-go
What is this work called?
Usage
Used to ask for the title of an artwork
Grammar Note
"Pos legetai ~?" asks "How is ~ called?" — standard for inquiring about names
Πότε χτίστηκε αυτό το μουσείο;
PO-te CHTI-sti-ke af-TO to mu-SI-o
When was this museum built?
Usage
Used to ask about the construction date of a museum
Grammar Note
"Chtistike" is the aorist passive of "chtizzo" (to build)
Έχετε ηχητικό οδηγό;
E-che-te i-chi-ti-KO o-di-GO
Do you have an audio guide?
Usage
Used to ask about audio guide availability
Grammar Note
"Echete" is the second-person plural present of "echo" (to have); used as formal
Πού είναι το κατάστημα δώρων;
pu I-ne to ka-TA-sti-ma DO-ron
Where is the gift shop?
Usage
Used to locate the gift shop
Grammar Note
"Doron" is the plural genitive of "doro" (gift)
Θα ήθελα να αγοράσω μια αναπαραγωγή αυτού του έργου.
tha I-the-la na a-go-RA-so mia a-na-pa-ra-go-GI af-TU tu ER-gu
I'd like to buy a print of this artwork.
Usage
Used when wanting to purchase a print of an artwork
Grammar Note
"Tha ithela" uses the conditional mood for polite requests in Modern Greek
Υπάρχει ξενάγηση;
i-PAR-chi xe-NA-gi-si
Is there a guided tour?
Usage
Used to ask if a guided tour is available
Grammar Note
"Yparchi ~?" asks "Is there ~?" — standard existential question in Greek
Ποιες είναι οι ώρες λειτουργίας του μουσείου;
pies I-ne i O-res li-tur-GI-as tu mu-SI-u
What are the museum's opening hours?
Usage
Used to ask about the museum's operating hours
Grammar Note
"mu-SI-u" is the genitive of "mu-SI-o"; Greek uses the genitive for possession
Αυτός ο πίνακας είναι υπέροχος.
af-TOS o PI-na-kas I-ne i-PE-ro-chos
This painting is beautiful.
Usage
Used to express admiration for a painting or artwork
Grammar Note
"Yperochos" is the masculine adjective; "oraios" (beautiful) is also commonly used
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