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🤗 How do you say "hello" in Ancient Greek (to 1453)?
Dear Polyglots 😃

Could you please help PolyglotClub complete the Wiki page that contains the different ways to greet people in Ancient Greek (to 1453)?

➡ Ancient Greek (to 1453) Greetings (Edit the Wiki)

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AlexandraK89 profile picture AlexandraK89January 2022
Χαῖρε , (here) for hello.
Ἔρρωσο & ὑγίαινε , (eroso kai igiene), for goodbye, actual translation be strong and healthy.
Εἰς αὖθις! (Is afthis), for goodbye, translation here see you.
Marianth profile picture MarianthJanuary 2022
Χαῖρε πολλά (chère pollà) : good health
ὑγίαινε! (Hygíaine!) : good health
Τοὺς θεοὺς εὔχομαί σοι διδόναι ὑγίειαν
May God bless you with good health and long life