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No. 411 in Greek

έχετε

"Έχετε" means "you have."

In a sentence

  • Έχετε ένα βιβλίο.

    You have a book.

    Here, "έχετε" is used as the second person plural form of the verb "έχω" (to have), indicating possession.

  • Έχετε πάει ποτέ στην Ελλάδα;

    Have you ever been to Greece?

    In this question, "έχετε" forms part of the present perfect tense, combining with the past participle "πάει" to ask about an experience.

  • Έχετε την καλοσύνη να μου δώσετε το αλάτι;

    Would you be so kind as to pass me the salt?

    Here, "έχετε" is used in a formal or polite request, implying "would you mind" or "can you please."

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