🇬🇷 Greek phrases

How to say “Nice to meet you” in Greek

Χάρηκα

hárika

Literally: I was pleasedneutral

Said on being introduced or when parting after a first meeting; the past tense is idiomatic. Χαίρω πολύ is a slightly more formal present-tense equivalent.

Other ways to say it

GreekPronunciationMeaningWhen to use it
Χαίρω πολύhéro políVery pleased (to meet you)Polite introductions
Χάρηκα πολύhárika políVery nice to meet youEmphatic, often when parting

In a sentence

Είμαι ο Γιώργος, χάρηκα.

íme o Yiórgos, hárika.

I'm Giorgos, nice to meet you.

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