"Στο άπειρο και ακόμα παραπέρα."

[gpbalis]

to infinity and even beyond is what the greek sentence says. duo's translation is.....................Στο άπειρο και παραπέρα.

[Theo_Matrakas]

Thanks for the comment! From now on both answers will be considered correct!

[Snommelp]

So would it be fair to say that ακόμα is an intensifier that can be translated (still, yet, more) but doesn't have to be?

[Naqe12]

Ακόμα can be translated as "even more".

[JamesTWils]

No hover translations for a sentence in which I know only the words στο and και.

[jaye16]

I don't understand I can see each word with a translation below it. Thus giving the whole sentence. Please try again.

[JamesTWils]

I can too now. Last night, when I did this lesson, there were no hover translations on this sentence alone. I did once have a lesson on my phone that did not have any hover menus at all, but this is the first time they failed on only one sentence for me. Just a vagary of the software, I guess.

[jaye16]

Wow, I'm glad to hear that. Right, no way to explain these things they seem to have minds of their own. Τέλος καλό - όλα καλά All's well that ends well.

[JamesTWils]

Well, Pascal said "Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connait point" (The heart has it's reasons that reason does not know), but I would substitute software for heart.

[jaye16]

That fits better thank you. The software has its reasons that reason does not know. Thanks.

[fionagirl6]

I got this sentence in a "Type what you hear", so there were no translations available.

[JanetHunt5]

Why is ακόμα necessary if it isn't translating in the sentence?

[jaye16]

This is a fixed expression used unchanged over years. "Ακόμα" adds emphasis to the idea of boundlessness but is not linguistically needed.

However, we do have alternative translations which include: "even beyond, still beyond, still further, further away, yet beyond, yet further".