Money & Exchange

20 phrases · Greek with romanization, English and audio

  1. Πόσο κάνει αυτό;

    PO-so KA-ni af-TO

    How much is this?

    Usage

    Basic phrase to ask the price when shopping

    Grammar Note

    "κάνει" is third-person singular of "κάνω" (to make/do), used colloquially for price

  2. Δέχεστε κάρτες;

    DE-che-ste KAR-tes

    Do you accept cards?

    Usage

    Check payment methods at a shop or restaurant

    Grammar Note

    "Δέχεστε" is the second-person plural of "δέχομαι" (to accept)

  3. Μπορώ να πληρώσω μετρητά;

    bo-RO na pli-RO-so me-tri-TA

    Can I pay in cash?

    Usage

    Check if cash payment is accepted

    Grammar Note

    "μετρητά" is neuter plural of "μετρητός" (countable); means "counted money" = cash

  4. Μπορείτε να κάνετε επιστροφή χρημάτων;

    bo-RI-te na KA-ne-te e-pi-stro-FI chri-MA-ton

    Can you give a refund?

    Usage

    Ask for a refund when returning a purchase

    Grammar Note

    "επιστροφή χρημάτων" = "return of money"; genitive "χρημάτων" expresses possession

  5. Υπάρχει έκπτωση για τουρίστες;

    i-PAR-chi EK-pto-si gia tu-RI-stes

    Is there a discount for tourists?

    Usage

    Check for tourist discounts at attractions or shops

    Grammar Note

    "Υπάρχει" (there is/exists) is used to ask if a discount exists

  6. Πού μπορώ να αλλάξω συνάλλαγμα;

    pu bo-RO na a-LA-xo si-NA-lag-ma

    Where can I exchange currency?

    Usage

    Find a currency exchange location

    Grammar Note

    "αλλάξω" is the subjunctive of "αλλάζω" (to change). "Πού μπορώ να...?" asks for location

  7. Ποια είναι η συναλλαγματική ισοτιμία;

    pia I-ne i si-na-lag-ma-ti-KI i-so-ti-MI-a

    What is the exchange rate?

    Usage

    Check the exchange rate at a currency exchange

    Grammar Note

    "ισοτιμία" combines "ίσος" (equal) + "τιμή" (price) = exchange parity

  8. Τον λογαριασμό, παρακαλώ

    ton lo-ga-ri-a-SMO pa-ra-ka-LO

    The bill, please

    Usage

    Request the bill at a restaurant or shop

    Grammar Note

    "τον" is the masculine accusative definite article; "λογαριασμός" is masculine

  9. Χωριστά, παρακαλώ

    cho-ri-STA pa-ra-ka-LO

    Separately, please

    Usage

    Request separate bills when dining as a group

    Grammar Note

    "Χωριστά" is an invariable adverb; short and clear for communicating separate payment

  10. Συμπεριλαμβάνεται το φιλοδώρημα;

    sim-be-ri-lam-VA-ne-te to fi-lo-DO-ri-ma

    Is the tip included?

    Usage

    Check if gratuity is already included in the bill

    Grammar Note

    "φιλοδώρημα" combines "φίλος" (friend) + "δώρο" (gift): "a gift of friendship"

  11. Εγγύηση

    en-GI-i-si

    Deposit

    Usage

    A refundable deposit paid at check-in for hotels or rentals

  12. Επιστροφή

    e-pi-stro-FI

    Refund

    Usage

    Used when asking for money to be returned

  13. Προκαταβολή

    pro-ka-ta-vo-LI

    Prepayment

    Usage

    Used to indicate money paid in advance, e.g. at booking

  14. Επιπλέον χρέωση

    e-pi-PLE-on CHRE-o-si

    Extra charge

    Usage

    Used to indicate an additional charge added later

  15. Προμήθεια

    pro-MI-thi-a

    Service fee

    Usage

    Used to indicate a fee charged for a service or procedure

  16. Μετρητά

    me-tri-TA

    Cash

    Usage

    Show that you will pay in cash

  17. Τραπεζική κάρτα

    tra-pe-zi-KI KAR-ta

    Bank card

    Usage

    Show that you will pay by card; bare "κάρτα" can also mean a postcard or membership card

  18. Όλα μαζί

    O-la ma-ZI

    All together (one bill)

    Usage

    Ask for one bill covering everyone; separate bills is "Χωριστά"

  19. Πολύ ακριβό

    po-LI a-kri-VO

    Too expensive

    Usage

    Show when haggling or refusing an inflated price

  20. Ρέστα

    RE-sta

    Change (money back)

    Usage

    Ask for your change; loose coins are "ψιλά"

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