These verbs become very short in the simple future, in the aorist they are prefixed with ει-

Some adjectives in Greek have different endings when in the feminine gender. Adjectives that end in -χος or -θος in the masculine become -χια or -θια for people and -χη or -θη…

A listing of some theories for the name Γκατζογιάννης that I’ve heard and researched myself. Specifically, the decidedly non-Greek γκατζο part.

Depending on context, μπορεί (and only μπορεί - impersonal form) can mean “might.”

same: The Past Imperfect (Continuous Past) Tense

These are generally formed with a verb’s aorist stem and the requisite ending.

τυπώνω (to print) -> τυπωμένος - printed

When using indirect and direct object pronouns together, the indirect comes first, followed by the direct object pronoun. Any non-pronoun objects can be referred to in any order.

επόμενος/η/ο - next η παιδική χαρά - playground η κούνια - swing η τραμπάλα - see-saw η τσουλήθρα - slide πέρα δώθε - back and forth ξεκουράζομαι - to rest, relax opposite of…