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How do you say I got it in Greek?

There are several ways to say "I got it" in Greek, depending on the context:

* Το πήρα (To pira): This is a literal translation, meaning "I took it." It's suitable if you're talking about physically receiving something.

* Το κατάλαβα (To katalava): This means "I understood it" and is appropriate if you're talking about understanding something someone said or explained.

* Μου βγήκε (Mou vghke): This translates roughly to "It came out to me" or "I figured it out." This is a good option if you solved a problem or puzzle.

* Το έκανα (To ekana): This means "I did it" and works if "got it" implies completing a task.

* Έχω καταλάβει (Echo katalavei): This means "I have understood." It's a more formal and complete version of "To katalava."

The best translation will depend on the specific situation. Consider what "it" refers to when choosing the most appropriate phrase.

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