No. 793 in Greek

κάνετε

"Do" or "make" (second person plural or formal singular).

In a sentence

Τι κάνετε σήμερα;
What are you doing today?
The word 'κάνετε' here is used as the plural or polite form of 'do' or 'are doing', inquiring about someone's actions today.
Θα πρέπει να κάνετε την εργασία σας.
You should do your homework.
The word 'κάνετε' functions as an imperative form to suggest or command the completion of homework with politeness or addressing a group.
Μπορείτε να κάνετε ησυχία;
Can you be quiet?
The word 'κάνετε' is used to request an action—creating silence—in a polite or formal manner.

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