"Είναι μία καμπάνα."

Translation: It is a bell.

[JamesTWils]

Is this the word for all bells, or just bells in a bell tower?

[jaye16]

κουδούνi would be the door bell and other smaller bells.. Here is my favorite dictionary link, there are 7 dictionaries all in one place. http://www.lexilogos.com/english/greek_dictionary.htm

[JamesTWils]

Thanks for the wonderful link.

[jaye16]

Glad you liked it. We have a whole list of links. not only dictionaries, keyboard changes, grammar if you need anything just ask. The forums have some more info:https://www.duolingo.com/topic/936

[JamesTWils]

Thank you. I don't think I have looked in the past, because I thought it was mainly about the keyboard, and I don't have any problem with that, especially since the Greek is clearly based on the qwerty keyboard.

[jaye16]

Ok, just wanted to let you know. Yes, if you know qwerty there's very little difference. ψ,ξ and such. :-))

[Lng52-._]

When I heard "bell" pronounced like "kabana", I wrote "καβάνα". So, when one combines Greek letters "μπ" you get a sound like "b"?

[jaye16]

Go to the ABC skill and find the Tips & notes icon (top left on every page) there you will find the double consonants. As here "μπ" = b, "ντ"= d etc along with other important information. All skills (units) have Tips & notes.

[AnaLydiate]

Is maii=motif