to fall in love
💡 Memory tip: From έρωτας (romantic love, the god Eros), the root of “erotic” — ερωτεύομαι = I fall in love.
“Ερωτεύτηκα την Ελλάδα.”
I fell in love with Greece.
I fall in love
“Ερωτεύομαι εύκολα.”
I fall in love easily.
you fall in love
“Ερωτεύεσαι κάθε καλοκαίρι!”
You fall in love every summer!
he/she falls in love
“Όποιος έρχεται εδώ ερωτεύεται τη θάλασσα.”
Whoever comes here falls in love with the sea.
we fall in love
“Ερωτευόμαστε την Ελλάδα από την πρώτη μέρα.”
We fall in love with Greece from the first day.
you (all) fall in love
“Ερωτεύεστε στα ταξίδια;”
Do you (all) fall in love on your travels?
they fall in love
“Οι ήρωες ερωτεύονται στο τέλος της ταινίας.”
The main characters fall in love at the end of the film.
I fell in love
“Ερωτεύτηκα με την πρώτη ματιά.”
I fell in love at first sight.
you fell in love
“Ερωτεύτηκες ποτέ;”
Have you ever been in love?
he/she fell in love
“Ερωτεύτηκε έναν ψαρά στη Νάξο.”
She fell in love with a fisherman on Naxos.
we fell in love
“Ερωτευτήκαμε στο πανεπιστήμιο.”
We fell in love at university.
you (all) fell in love
“Πότε ερωτευτήκατε;”
When did you two fall in love?
they fell in love
“Ερωτεύτηκαν σε ένα ταξίδι.”
They fell in love on a trip.
I will fall in love
“Θα ερωτευτώ ξανά κάποια μέρα.”
I'll fall in love again someday.
you will fall in love
“Θα ερωτευτείς αυτό το νησί.”
You'll fall in love with this island.
he/she will fall in love
“Θα την ερωτευτεί μόλις τη δει.”
He'll fall in love with her as soon as he sees her.
we will fall in love
“Θα ερωτευτούμε τη θέα.”
We'll fall in love with the view.
you (all) will fall in love
“Θα ερωτευτείτε την Αθήνα.”
You'll (all) fall in love with Athens.
they will fall in love
“Θα ερωτευτούν σαν στα παραμύθια.”
They'll fall in love like in a fairy tale.