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StavrosK
14y ago
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I don't think we do this in Greek. Come to think of it, it's weird, when I talk in Greek I use no filler, but when I speak English I litter it with "like" and "you know" like a valley girl. At least I don't say "ohmigod"...
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harywilke
14y ago
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'ela, na su po kati....' roughly: 'hey, let me tell you something...' I hear this all the time in Greece.
StavrosK
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14y ago
That's not filler, though, it's just a way of starting a sentence, like "hey". "Na sou po, are you going to eat that?"
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