Τι ώρα ανοίγει;
ti O-ra a-NI-gi
What time does it open?
Usage
Check the opening time of a shop, museum, or attraction
Grammar Note
"Τι ώρα" is the standard Greek expression for asking "at what time"
Τι ώρα κλείνει;
ti O-ra KLI-ni
What time does it close?
Usage
Check the closing time of a venue
Grammar Note
"κλείνει" is third-person singular present of "κλείνω" (to close); paired with "ανοίγει"
Είναι τώρα δέκα η ώρα
I-ne TO-ra DE-ka i O-ra
It is now ten o'clock
Usage
State the current time
Grammar Note
"η ώρα" is feminine meaning "hour/time"; "δέκα η ώρα" = "ten o'clock"
Το λεωφορείο φεύγει στις τρεις
to le-o-fo-RI-o FEV-gi stis tris
The bus departs at three o'clock
Usage
Confirm or state the departure time of a bus
Grammar Note
"στις" contracts "σε" + "τις" (feminine plural accusative article); used for times
Μπορούμε να συναντηθούμε αύριο;
bo-RU-me na si-nan-di-THU-me AV-ri-o
Can we meet tomorrow?
Usage
Propose a meeting for the next day
Grammar Note
"συναντηθούμε" is the passive subjunctive first-person plural of "συναντώ" (to meet)
Συναντιόμαστε στις πέντε
si-nan-di-O-ma-ste stis PEN-de
Let's meet at five
Usage
Agree on a meeting time
Grammar Note
"Συναντιόμαστε" is passive voice first-person plural; declaratively means "let's meet"
Είστε ελεύθερος το Σάββατο;
I-ste e-LEF-the-ros to SA-va-to
Are you free on Saturday?
Usage
Check availability for the weekend
Grammar Note
"Σάββατο" derives from "sabbath"; "το" is the neuter definite article
Η περιήγηση αρχίζει στις εννιά
i pe-ri-I-gi-si ar-CHI-zi stis e-ni-A
The tour begins at nine o'clock
Usage
State the start time of a tour or sightseeing activity
Grammar Note
"περιήγηση" combines "περί" (around) + "ηγούμαι" (to lead): "leading around" = tour
Τα εισιτήρια πωλούνται μέχρι το μεσημέρι
ta i-si-TI-ri-a po-LUN-de ME-chri to me-si-ME-ri
Tickets are sold until noon
Usage
Check the ticket sales deadline
Grammar Note
"πωλούνται" is the passive third-person plural present of "πωλώ" (to sell)
Το ταξίδι διαρκεί δύο ώρες
to ta-XI-di di-ar-KI DI-o O-res
The journey takes two hours
Usage
State how long a journey or activity takes
Grammar Note
"διαρκεί" is third-person singular present of "διαρκώ" (to last); "ώρες" is plural of "ώρα"
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