u8 Ελληνικά Α': Shopping, Quantities, and Greek Kiosk & Bakery Vocabulary

Vocabulary practice flashcards covering products, weights, store types, grammar, and expressions from beginner Greek lessons (ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΑ Α').

Ο φούρνος

The bakery; a shop selling bread (ψωμί) as well as koulouria, breadsticks, rusks, sandwiches, croissants, pies, sweets, milk, and yogurt.

Το περίπτερο

The Greek kiosk; described as a mini supermarket where one can buy items such as cigarettes, matches, lighters, newspapers, magazines, bus tickets, stamps, and snacks.

Πόσο κάνει;

Greek question meaning 'How much does it cost?' or 'How much is it?', used when inquiring about the price of a singular item.

Πόσο κάνουν;

Greek question meaning 'How much do they cost?' or 'How much are they?', used when inquiring about the price of plural items.

Πόσο κάνουν όλα;

Greek phrase asking 'How much do they all cost?' or 'How much is everything altogether?'

Ένα τέταρτο

A quarter of a kilogram ($250\,\text{gr}$).

Μισό κιλό

Half a kilogram ($500\,\text{gr}$).

Τρία τέταρτα

Three quarters of a kilogram ($750\,\text{gr}$).

Ένα κιλό

One kilogram ($1\,\text{kgr}$).

Δύο κιλά

Two kilograms ($2\,\text{kgr}$).

Ψωμί χωριάτικο

Traditional village-style bread sold at the bakery.

Ψωμί μαύρο / άσπρο

Black (dark/brown) bread and white bread sold at the bakery.

Κουλούρι / Κουλούρια

Circular bread ring / bread rings, typically purchased at the bakery.

Κριτσίνια

Breadsticks available for purchase at the bakery.

Φρυγανιές

Rusks or toasted bread slices sold at the bakery.

Τυρόπιτες / Σπανακόπιτες

Cheese pies and spinach pies, savory baked goods sold at the bakery.

Βουτήματα

Dunking biscuits or cookies, commonly bought at the bakery.

Το γάλα / Τα γάλατα

Milk / milks; an irregular neuter noun ending in -α in the singular and -ατα in the plural.

Ο αναπτήρας / Οι αναπτήρες

Lighter / lighters; items bought at the mini market or the kiosk (περίπτερο).

Ο χάρτης / Οι χάρτες

Map / maps; items purchased at the mini market.

Η εφημερίδα / Οι εφημερίδες

Newspaper / newspapers; reading material sold at the kiosk (περίπτερο).

Το περιοδικό

Magazine; printed publication purchased at the kiosk.

Εισιτήρια για το λεωφορείο

Bus tickets; transit passes sold at Greek kiosks.

Τηλεκάρτες

Phone cards; items sold at the kiosk for telecommunications.

Γραμματόσημα

Postage stamps; stationery items available at the kiosk.

Χαρτομάντιλα

Paper tissues; convenience items sold at the kiosk.

Αναψυκτικά

Soft drinks or sodas; beverages available at the kiosk.

«ΧΡΥΣΗ ΑΓΓΕΛΙΑ»

A specific newspaper named in the dialogues that features classified advertisements (εφημερίδα με αγγελίες).

«ΣΙΝΕΜΑ»

A specific cinema magazine named in the dialogues (περιοδικό για το σινεμά).

Ο, Η, ΤΟ (Nominative Definite Articles)

The singular Greek definite articles: 'ο' for masculine, 'η' for feminine, and 'το' for neuter nouns in the nominative case.

ΤΟΝ, ΤΗ(Ν), ΤΟ (Accusative Definite Articles)

The singular Greek definite articles used in the accusative case: 'τον' for masculine, 'τη(ν)' for feminine, and 'το' for neuter direct objects.

Ένας, Μια, Ένα (Nominative Indefinite Articles)

The singular Greek indefinite articles ('a' / 'an' / 'one'): 'ένας' (masculine), 'μια' (feminine), and 'ένα' (neuter).

Έναν, Μια(ν), Ένα (Accusative Indefinite Articles)

The singular Greek indefinite articles used in the accusative case (e.g., 'Θέλω έναν αναπτήρα').