Έχετε Wi-Fi;
E-che-te Wi-Fi
Do you have Wi-Fi?
Usage
Check for Wi-Fi availability at a café or hotel
Grammar Note
"Έχετε" is the second-person plural present; the singular informal would be "Έχεις;"
Ποιος είναι ο κωδικός του Wi-Fi;
pios I-ne o ko-di-KOS tu Wi-Fi
What is the Wi-Fi password?
Usage
Ask for the Wi-Fi password at accommodations or a café
Grammar Note
"κωδικός" is masculine so "Ποιος" is used; genitive "του" expresses "of the Wi-Fi"
Η σύνδεση είναι πολύ αργή
i SIN-de-si I-ne po-LI ar-GI
The connection is very slow
Usage
Report a slow internet connection
Grammar Note
"σύνδεση" is feminine, so its adjective is feminine "αργή"
Πού μπορώ να φορτίσω το κινητό μου;
pu bo-RO na for-TI-so to ki-ni-TO mu
Where can I charge my phone?
Usage
Find a charging spot for your phone in public
Grammar Note
"Πού μπορώ να..." is the standard form for "where can I...?"
Πουλάτε κάρτες SIM;
pu-LA-te KAR-tes SIM
Do you sell SIM cards?
Usage
Ask at a mobile shop or kiosk if they sell SIM cards
Grammar Note
"Πουλάτε" is the second-person plural of "πουλώ" (to sell); used as a polite question
Θέλω να στείλω μια φωτογραφία
THE-lo na STI-lo mia fo-to-gra-FI-a
I want to send a photo
Usage
Ask for help when wanting to send a photo
Grammar Note
"Θέλω να..." (I want to) introduces the subjunctive mood
Μπορώ να χρησιμοποιήσω τον υπολογιστή σας;
bo-RO na chri-si-mo-pi-I-so ton i-po-lo-gi-STI sas
May I use your computer?
Usage
Ask permission to use a computer at a hotel or café
Grammar Note
"σας" is the polite/formal genitive of "you". "Μπορώ να...?" requests permission politely
Η σύνδεση έπεσε
i SIN-de-si E-pe-se
The connection dropped
Usage
Explain that the internet connection was suddenly lost
Grammar Note
"έπεσε" is third-person singular past of "πέφτω" (to fall); the connection "fell"
Πόσο κοστίζει το πακέτο δεδομένων;
PO-so ko-STI-zi to pa-KE-to de-do-ME-non
How much does the data package cost?
Usage
Use when buying mobile data in Greece
Grammar Note
"δεδομένων" is the genitive plural of "δεδομένα" (data), modifying "πακέτο"
Η ταχύτητα είναι αρκετή
i ta-CHI-ti-ta I-ne ar-ke-TI
The internet speed is sufficient
Usage
Confirm that the internet speed is acceptable
Grammar Note
"αρκετή" is the feminine of "αρκετός" (sufficient); "ταχύτητα" is feminine
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