Jan 24, 2002 09:41
22 yrs ago
English term

are you out there

Non-PRO English to Greek Other
looking for somebody

Proposed translations

2 days 9 hrs
Selected

Πού βρίσκεσαι;

I think a less literal translation may be required. If you're looking for someone, you're not asking "Are you outside?", which IMO is what a literal translation in Greek conveys. The question is not to determine whether someone is physically outside of a certain location. My suggestion translates literally into "Where are you?" or "Where are you located?", but I believe the effect is the same as asking "Are you out there?" in English.
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1 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "I΄m not familiar with the greek alphabet"
19 mins

εκεί έξω είσαι or έξω είσαι

Declined
εκεί έξω είσαι (eki ekso ise) or έξω είσαι (ekso ise)

εκεί = there
έξω = out
είσαι = you are

Regards!
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51 mins

Ise eki ekso?

Declined
Are you out there? = Ise eki ekso?
(Είσαι εκεί έξω;)
Peer comment(s):

agree Vickie Dimitriadou (X)
1 hr
agree Betty Revelioti
10 hrs
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