"Θέλω μία ημερομηνία."

Translation: I want a date.

[Jezza54195]

Does the meaning include a date in the American slang sense of an assignation, please?

[D_..]

No, ημερομηνία is just a calendar date.

[S.Eleni]

I believe date, as in a meeting, appointment or to go out with romantically, would be ραντεβού or βγαίνω depending on the context.
https://www.wordreference.com/gren/ραντεβού
https://cooljugator.com/gr/βγαίνω

[LadyOfKerrywurst]

Soooo what does this mean then?

[D_..]

I take it to mean 'Give me a number, is it going to be in December, in May, on the 2nd, on the 15th, this year or the next?' Someone is trying to arrange a date for an event.

[Phil682961]

Or maybe your boss asking you when some work will be done?

[Charaxan]

It means that if you tell me "can we meet ?" I can anwer you "all right i want a date" or "all right give me a day we can meet".

[Hafizen]

As already mentioned, this statement seems quite bossy. I wouldn't speak to a friend like this. How would I ask for a date? I realize I have not learned the verb "to give" yet, but I'm very curious. A typical way to ask this in the US would be: "Can you give me a date?" or "Please give me a date." Is there a more proper way to ask in Greek or is this one proper and usual? Thanks so much everyone!

[troll1995]

The sentence is indeed bossy in Greek. You can say μπορείς να μου δώσεις μια ημερομηνία; or παρακαλώ δώσε μου μια ημερομηνία.

[Hafizen]

Oh, okay. So it’s bossy regardless of language. I’ll make note of the alternatives you offer for future reference. Once again, Ευχαριστώ πολύ!

[troll1995]

Παρακαλώ. ;)