Here is a list of how to say father in different languages.

Chinese – Fùqīn (父亲)
Danish – far
Dutch – vader
Finnish – isä
French – père
German – Vater
Greek – patéras (πατέρας)
Icelandic – Faðir
Irish – athair
Italian – padre
Japanese – Chichi (父)
Norwegian – far
Portuguese – pai
Russian – otets (отец)
Spanish – padre
Swedish – pappa
Vietnamese – cha
Welsh – tad

Looking for a less formal way to say it? Learn how to say dad in different languages.

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Here’s how to say gray in different languages:

Chinese -  huī (灰)

Danish - grå

Dutch - grijs

Finnish - harmaa

French - gris

German - grau

Greek - gri (γκρι)

Haitian Creole – gri

Icelandic - grár

Irish - liath

Italian - grigio

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Japanese - haiiro (灰色)

Norwegian - grå

Portuguese - gris

Russian - serui (серый)

Spanish - gris

Swedish - grå

Vietnamese - xám

Welsh - llwyd

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Here’s how to count to ten in Greek:

1. one — ένα ( éh-nah)
2. two — δύο (thée-oh)
3. three – τρία (trée-ah)
4. four – τέσσερα (téss-a-rah)
5. five – πέντε (pén-deh)
6. six — έξι (éh-xee)
7. seven — επτά (ep-táh)
8. eight – οκτώ (ok-tóh)
9. nine — εννέα (en-éh-ah)
10. ten – δέκα (thé-kah)

Bonus number: zero – μηδέν (mee-thén)

TO say I love you in Greek, say s’agapo.

S’agapo is pronounced sah-gah-poh

Written in the Greek alphabet it looks like this: Σ’αγαπώ

Now you know how to say I love you in Greek.