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What is the Greek word for all right?

There isn't one single perfect Greek word equivalent to the English "all right." The best translation depends heavily on the context. Here are a few options:

* Εντάξει (entaxi): This is probably the closest single word and is very commonly used. It means "okay," "all right," "fine," or "right." It's a versatile and informal word.

* Καλώς (kalos): This means "well" or "good," and could be used in some contexts where "all right" would work.

* Μπράβο (bravo): This means "bravo" or "well done," and is appropriate only when expressing approval of something accomplished.

* Δεν πειράζει (den pirazi): This means "it doesn't matter" or "it's alright" (in the sense of something not being a problem).

To choose the best translation, you need to consider the specific nuance of "all right" you intend to convey.

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