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Για το δεύτερο, είδη ψαρέματος/είδη αλιείας. Για το πρώτο, 50% off δηλ. από 100 ευρώ γίνεται 50, 80% off: από 100 ευρώ γίνεται 20.

'Η ακόμα έι πραϊόραϊ

Just quickly (it's late!) "If you haven't got/can't find any blood, [then...]" σαν = if; δε = δεν. I too was brought up to think of Ancient Greek as the acme of perfection and of Mod Gr as an unworthy successor. I am glad that we have both found that to be anything but the truth (mind you, it...

aka "builder's cleavage"

το χ ωχριά μπροστά στο ψ = x pales into insignificance compared with y. Not unrelated :)

Οι σημερινές κελτικές γλώσσες (π.χ.ουαλικά και ιρλανδικά) έχουν αρσενικό και θηλυκό μόνο. Στα ουαλικά τα ποτάμια και ρυάκια είναι θηλυκού γένους, όπως επίσης η λέξη afon /'avon/, ποτάμι. Το afon μας έδωσε το αγγλικό avon, όνομα πολλών ποταμιών της χώρας. Οπότε το river Avon είναι το ποτάμι...

εξάρες = double six (see dice at bottom of cartoon).

Maybe it's subjunctive :confused:

(the) storm clouds are gathering...

It's just an alternative form. Citation form is φιάχνω.

cf "cold enough to freeze the balls off (or on) a brass monkey" (v Wiki sub brass monkey)

"the customers, who are usually not in their first youth, prefer to crowd together in the enclosed seating area, which in any case is the only one of the kentro. I take μοναδική to refer to αίθουσα. It's late here and I have a cold. The best my brain can do at the moment...

When we lived in Colombia, many of my male Colombian colleagues kept the little finger nail long. It was an indication that they were not manual workers, but white collar workers, so to speak. (In fact, academics). Daeman, appreciate your logopaignomania :cool:

I can only answer on your language points. With regard to 5, i am reminded of the regulated periods during which noisy activity is (was?) not permitted'. i am no longer regularly in Athens to know if this still applies, though. "Καθορίζονται οι ώρες κοινής ησυχίας κατά την θερινή (από την 1...

There's also για τον Α ή το β λόγο

Τόρα ήμε πιο χάπι :)

How about just "the tenant"? This implies whoever is the tenant at any particular moment, and covers the sense of εκάστοτε, to my mind. IANAL, but I cannot see that there could be any legal difference. I would think it is omissible in all the examples. Otherwise and elsewhere, "at any...

κλεφτές ματιές, I think (stress on final syllable of κλεφτες)

The nearest I can get to the Greek in English would be "but come he wouldn't", which also implies refusal.

Έχουμε και το massspectrograph και massspectrography, που τα έμαθα έτσι στο γυμνάσιο. Άλλοι προτιμάνε mass spectrograph και mass spectrography, αλλά αυτά είναι πολύ μπανάλ.