I write contemporary women's fiction, and some really weird short stories. In this blog, I plan to talk about writing, and my path towards publication. Stick around. (For the time being I am not blogging on any regular schedule.)
"Xronia polla" doesn't mean Happy Birthday, although it is commonly used as a birthday greeting... it means "many years" and is a wish for longevity, appropriate at most Greek celebrations and holidays.
But for those who would prefer a more Easter-specific greeting... Χριστός ἀνέστη and Ἀληθῶς ἀνέστη!
I celebrate! Happy Easter.
ReplyDeleteWe celebrate both in our household. Happy Easter and Happy Passover to you, too! :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter to you!
ReplyDeleteDid you mean to write Happy Birthday in greek?
"Xronia polla" doesn't mean Happy Birthday, although it is commonly used as a birthday greeting... it means "many years" and is a wish for longevity, appropriate at most Greek celebrations and holidays.
ReplyDeleteBut for those who would prefer a more Easter-specific greeting... Χριστός ἀνέστη and Ἀληθῶς ἀνέστη!