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General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters | | English term or phrase: Did you see the ice on the fountain? Oh, wow! | Hello / Kalimera
I was wondering how these two conversational phrases would be said in Greek? Any help with a translation would be greatly appreciated. Once again, I think that all of you in the Greek language department of Kudoz do excellent jobs, making voting a little harder.
Thank you
Sincerely,
Brian Costello
Seattle, Wa.
(Of course, It probably seldom gets cold enough in Greece for this to happen although I still remember a 1962 Arctic storm which swept Europe and a picture in "Life Magazine" showing a shepherd in Greece with some sheep that froze to death.) |
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  Alexandros Mouratidis
Greece
Local time: 16:01
| Grading comment Alexandros,
Thank you very much for translating my sentence. I thought you did a good job of translating it as soon as I saw it. The subsequent confirmatioins prove it.
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2 mins confidence:  peer agreement (net): +9 | did you see the ice on the fountain? oh, wow! είδες τον πάγο στο σιντριβάνι; Πω πω!
Explanation:
For plural, you may want to say
είδατε τον πάγο στο σιντριβάνι; Πω πω!
| | | Grading comment Alexandros,
Thank you very much for translating my sentence. I thought you did a good job of translating it as soon as I saw it. The subsequent confirmatioins prove it. |
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The translation workplace 
