Θα ήθελα να κλείσω ένα ραντεβού.
tha I-the-la na KLI-so E-na ran-de-VU
I'd like to schedule a meeting.
Usage
A polite way to request a business meeting
Grammar Note
"tha I-the-la" is the Greek conditional form meaning "I would like"
Να σας δώσω την επαγγελματική μου κάρτα.
na sas DO-so tin e-pan-gel-ma-ti-KI mu KAR-ta
Let me give you my business card.
Usage
Used in Greek when handing over a business card
Grammar Note
"na sas DO-so" is the subjunctive form meaning "let me give you"
Είμαι εδώ για ένα συνέδριο.
I-me e-DO gia E-na si-NE-dri-o
I'm here for a conference.
Usage
Used in Greek to explain conference attendance
Grammar Note
"I-me e-DO" means "I am here" in Greek
Θα μπορούσα να έχω μια απόδειξη για αυτό το έξοδο;
tha bo-RU-sa na E-cho mia a-PO-di-xi gia af-TO to E-xo-do
Could I have a receipt for this expense?
Usage
Used in Greek to request a receipt for an expense
Grammar Note
"tha bo-RU-sa" is the Greek conditional meaning "could I"
Πού είναι ο πλησιέστερος χώρος συνεργασίας;
pu I-ne o pli-si-E-ste-ros CHO-ros si-ner-ga-SI-as
Where is the nearest coworking space?
Usage
Used in Greek to find a coworking space
Grammar Note
"pu I-ne" is the Greek question form for "where is"
Έχω μια συνάντηση στις τρεις η ώρα.
E-cho mia si-NAN-di-si stis tris i O-ra
I have a meeting at three o'clock.
Usage
Used in Greek to state a scheduled meeting time
Grammar Note
"stis tris i O-ra" means "at three o'clock" in Greek
Μπορούμε να το συζητήσουμε αυτό πίνοντας έναν καφέ;
bo-RU-me na to si-zi-TI-su-me af-TO PI-non-das E-nan ka-FE
Can we discuss this over coffee?
Usage
Used in Greek to suggest a discussion over coffee
Grammar Note
"bo-RU-me" is the Greek first-person plural ability question form
Παρακαλώ στείλτε μου το συμβόλαιο με ιμέιλ.
pa-ra-ka-LO STIL-te mu to sim-VO-le-o me i-MEIL
Please send me the contract by email.
Usage
Used in Greek to request a contract via email
Grammar Note
"pa-ra-ka-LO" means "please" in Greek
Ανυπομονώ να συνεργαστώ μαζί σας.
a-ni-po-mo-NO na si-ner-ga-STO ma-ZI sas
I look forward to working with you.
Usage
A polite Greek expression for welcoming a new business partnership
Grammar Note
"a-ni-po-mo-NO na" means "I look forward to / I eagerly await" in Greek
Έχετε μια αίθουσα συνεδρίων διαθέσιμη;
E-che-te mia E-thu-sa si-ne-DRI-on di-a-THE-si-mi
Do you have a conference room available?
Usage
Used in Greek to ask about conference room availability
Grammar Note
"E-che-te" is the formal/plural Greek question form meaning "do you have?"
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