Yia sou everyone!
I hope you are all well! (in particular Azim: Ti kanete Azim mou? I hope you are very well!)
University and exams have been taking over me for a while, so unfortunately I've had a huge break from the forum again! But I've decided to take a break today and have some fun! I've been watching Maria H Asximi in order to help me with my Greek, it's so funny I love that show! I was wondering if anyone had the lyrics and translations for the following songs, if it wouldn't be any trouble:
Ftais Esi by Aggeliki Iliadi
Fevgo... de me stamatas by Aggeliki Iliadi
Na m'agapas by Sakis Rouvas
Na Ksipnao Kai Na Mai Mazi Sou by Elena Paparizou
Mazi Sou by Elena Paparizou
Sorry that there are quite a few! But it's not urgent so please don't worry. I tried looking for the Greek lyrics but I'm afraid I could only find Na m'agapas. I'm sorry about that and sorry that it's not in Greek script. Signomi
Na M'agapas
Ke esi kitas
Zitas rotas
Ki istera les
Istories palies
Agapi mu
Tin arhi fovame
Agapi mu
Gia to telos lipame
Ke esi mu les
Gnorimies polles
Pos zuses les
Ston paradiso os htes
Na m' agapas
Opu ke na 'me
Na m' agapas
To zoi mu fovame
Oh before I go I was wondering if anyone could answer a question or two I have about Greek? I've heard of a word used to greet people or used when answering the phone, it sounds like "ley-i-te" or "leg-i-te" (i'm sooo sorry if that's wrong!) It's definately different to "xerete." Please could someone tell me what that word is and means? Also, what does "Den Pirazi" mean?
Thank you soooooooo much! Epharisto para poli for your help and time, I really, really, really appreciate it!
Take care everyone, speak to you soon!
Yia sou!xxx