How to say 'cheers' in Greek?

Some more: * Πάντα γεια (panda ya): Health forever! * Εβίβα (evíva): Viva! (antiquated) * Άσπρον πάτο (áspron páto): Bottoms up * Να πάνε κάτω τα φαρμάκια (na páne káto ta farmákya): Let the poison go down! read more

To say cheers in Greek, say "Yamas" which is short for "στην υγειά μας" / "Stin yeia mas" which means to our health or "Stin yeia sou" which means to your health. read more

I heard it's something like yiamas. But I don't exactly know what the meaning (if yiamas is the word), the root word/origin etc. read more

So raise your glass to the Matador editors, to the tourism bureaus, and to the hostels around the world that helped me put together our collection of how to say “Cheers!” in 50 languages. read more