"Είναι ο γάμος μου και η οικογένεια μου."
Translation:It is my marriage and my family.
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Or, "Thank you for your advice, but it is my marriage and my family, and we will do ... our way," said, perhaps, to an intrusive parent.
I don't get it either. I had to triple-check the clues before I risked the answer, and even then, I only put that in because it was the only formulation that incorporated all the concepts. That doesn't make it a meaningful sentence, though.
I translate this sentence exactly as it should be translated and still it gets marked as a mistake. Why is that? :/ I checked the spelling several times, but it's still wrong.
"This is my marriage and my family" marks as wrong and suggests the correct answer as "This is my marriage and my family". 'This' is the underlined as the wrong word. Thanks
No, they are not! You can only use κι before a word starting with a vowel, so in this case it would be correct, but not in very case. :)
This sentence doesn't mean anything... What is the difference between : "This is my wedding and my family" and "It is my wedding and my family" ?
I was a bit confused about the meaning too, but I got it as if person 1 was telling telling person 2 his opinion about his (person 1's) family and marriage wasn't welcome I guess the difference stands in the fact that marriage is an institution, a relationship, a "something" composed by two persons, whilst wedding is the event celebrating a marriage...I hope you can get what I'm trying to say ahah So the real point to me is, does Greek have two different words for them?
It is, but it's a liaison with the previous word, so it sounds like "kay".
the new voice over (female voice) is reading the ο and the η as "omicron" and "eeta", instead of "oh" and "ee".