"Δώδεκα πόντοι πηγαίνουν στην Ιταλία."

Translation: Twelve points go to Italy.

[evantigger]

It would more realistic if it had Cyprus in the phrase

[HellasCad]

Eurovision? :-)

[evantigger]

Exactly!

[KeithMcKay3]

Im glad someone else had the same though as me!

[Anthony157791]

"Good evening Europe!!..." :p

[unci14]

Italy twelve points, l'italie douze points

[Condorandi]

I hear the stress on the first "α" of "Ιταλία" instead of the "ι" as indicated on the written sentence.

[DianeCra]

Me too with both the male voive and the new female voice. What is the correct pronunciation please?

[jaye16]

The correct pronunciation is "ΙταΛΙα" which is what I hear on both the male and the female voice. You can check it further on this link with native Greek speakers.

https://forvo.com/languages/el/

[GabySchlalach]

I kept thinking: when ποντίκι is a mouse, then πόντοι might mean rats, like in Spanish ratón/rata. And I wrote: Twelve rats go to Italy... facepalm

[dave840495]

Why not "goes" to italy or "is going"?

[G.Georgopoulos]

Because "12 points" is plural.

[LarryMosle3]

"12 points goes to Italy" is not gramatically correct.

Guess what you hear native English speakers use all the time lol.