Geia sou pos eisai saga-po what does this mean in greek?

"Geia sou pos eisai saga-po" is not grammatically correct Greek. It seems like an attempt to say a greeting and express affection, but it mixes things up.

Let's break it down:

* Geia sou (Γεια σου): Hello (informal)

* pos eisai? (πως είσαι?): How are you?

* saga-po (σαγα-πο): This is a misspelling or a phonetic approximation of "s'agapo" (σ' αγαπώ), which means "I love you."

A correct and natural way to say this would be:

Γεια σου, πως είσαι; Σ' αγαπώ. (Geia sou, pos eisai? S'agapo.)

This translates to: "Hello, how are you? I love you."