"Δεν έχεις γραβάτες;"

[Snommelp]

The semicolon at the end really threw me off, and I translated it as a statement (you don't have neckties) instead of a question.

[ApostolosB4]

Yeah in Greece we use ";" instead of "?"

[DanielJReynolds]

Now I get it!

[LaBasseCollette]

Why is " Haven't you any ties? " right but "haven't you any neckties? " wrong? They should both be right.

[Rk5I3]

It's nice that a tie is KPABAT (kravat) in Russian and kravatti in Finnish. :D

[AniOhevYayin]

Yes, the Cyrillic script derives from monks of the Byzantine empire and so the roots of the Russian alphabet are in Greek and from there Russian will inevitably have connections to Greek words at times.

[Constanza99442]

looks shocked

[david992632]

Where the any comes from?

[AnneNixon2]

I don't think "Have you no ties?" should be wrong - different way of saying the same thing.

[Elena928951]

All the other times that "γραβάτες" is used, it is translated as "ties", not,"neck ties". Why was it marked incorrect?