πόσα/posa (with the accent on the 'o')
However, depending on the context, posa may not go with the sentence correctly. In those cases you would use "poses" or "posi"
Examples:
πόσα ποτά ήπιες; = How many drinks have you had?
πόσες μέρες πέρασαν από τότε που... = How many days have passed since...
πόσοι είναι οι αγωνιζόμενοι; = How many contestants are there?
10000000000000,00 years
While many say it was capernicus I think it was actually " Aristarchus" a couple hundred years before Capernicus.
Enough so that you know not to say "How much years"
The chief gods of Greek mythology were commonly referred to as the Pantheon.πολλούς θεούςthis is the way to write 'many gods' in greek.
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The Greek myths did not use calendars. No one really knows.
That is impossible to say. Storytelling went on for hundreds of years as part of Greek culture, but Homer is credited with composing the Greek national epics "The Iliad" and "The Odyssey."
how do you say unite in greek
I would say Hermes is the most tricksterish of the Greek Gods but others have their moments.
Χρόνια Πολλά,xronia polla which literally means 'many years', its very commonly used by Greeks, a lot of the time on name days,birthdays, or just to wish wellpronounced 'hrO-nya po-LAH'
Hades. He ruled Cyprus for many years in Greek Mythology and succeed.
you can just say "na sai kala" basically "be well" or "xronia polla" which means "many years" both very commonly used