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Lesson 7: Home and Furniture in Greek

  • January 14, 2025
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Lesson 7 Home and Furniture in Greek

Understanding vocabulary related to the home and furniture is essential for everyday conversations about living spaces, renting, or describing your surroundings. This lesson introduces you to common words and phrases in Greek for rooms, furniture, and household items.


 

1. Rooms in a House

EnglishGreekPronunciation
HouseΣπίτιSpíti
RoomΔωμάτιοDomátio
KitchenΚουζίναKouzína
BedroomΥπνοδωμάτιοYpnodomátio
BathroomΜπάνιοBánio
Living roomΣαλόνιSalóni
Dining roomΤραπεζαρίαTrapezaría
BalconyΜπαλκόνιBalkóni
GardenΚήποςKípos

 

2. Furniture Vocabulary

EnglishGreekPronunciation
TableΤραπέζιTrapézi
ChairΚαρέκλαKarékla
BedΚρεβάτιKreváti
SofaΚαναπέςKanapés
WardrobeΝτουλάπαDoulápa
DeskΓραφείοGrafío
LampΛάμπαLámpa
MirrorΚαθρέφτηςKathréftis
Carpet/RugΧαλίHalí

 

3. Household Items

EnglishGreekPronunciation
DoorΠόρταPórta
WindowΠαράθυροParáthiro
RefrigeratorΨυγείοPsygío
OvenΦούρνοςFoúrnos
Washing machineΠλυντήριοPlyndírio
TelevisionΤηλεόρασηTileórasi

 

4. Useful Phrases

Describing Your Home:

  • I live in a house.

    • Μένω σε ένα σπίτι. (Méno se éna spíti.)
  • My house has three rooms.

    • Το σπίτι μου έχει τρία δωμάτια. (To spíti mou éhi tría domátia.)
  • The living room is big.

    • Το σαλόνι είναι μεγάλο. (To salóni íne megálo.)

Asking Questions:

  • Where is the bathroom?

    • Πού είναι το μπάνιο; (Pou íne to bánio?)
  • Do you have a balcony?

    • Έχετε μπαλκόνι; (Éhete balkóni?)

 

5. Sample Conversations

Informal:

A: Πού είναι το υπνοδωμάτιο;
(Pou íne to ypnodomátio? – Where is the bedroom?)

B: Είναι δίπλα στο μπάνιο.
(Íne dípla sto bánio. – It’s next to the bathroom.)


 

Formal:

A: Έχετε τραπεζαρία στο σπίτι σας;
(Éhete trapezaría sto spíti sas? – Do you have a dining room in your house?)

B: Ναι, είναι στο σαλόνι.
(Ne, íne sto salóni. – Yes, it’s in the living room.)


 

6. Practice Exercises

Exercise 1: Match the Vocabulary

Match the Greek words with their English meanings:

  1. Καρέκλα
  2. Ντουλάπα
  3. Σαλόνι
  4. Κουζίνα
    • a. Living room
    • b. Kitchen
    • c. Chair
    • d. Wardrobe

Exercise 2: Translate to Greek

Translate the following sentences into Greek:

  1. My house has a garden.
  2. The kitchen is small.
  3. Where is the door?

Exercise 3: Describe Your Room

Write a few sentences in Greek describing your favorite room in your house.


 

7. Cultural Note

In Greece, houses often feature balconies or gardens, reflecting the Mediterranean lifestyle of enjoying the outdoors. Kitchens and living rooms are typically central spaces for family gatherings.

 

 

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Greek A1 levelGreek cultural insightsGreek for beginnersGreek furnitureGreek home vocabularyGreek house phrasesGreek household itemsGreek language practiceGreek room descriptionslearn Greek basics
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