more's the pity!
Greek translation: δυστυχώς! δυστυχώς, δυστυχέστατα!
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peer agreement (net): +1δυστυχώς! δυστυχώς, δυστυχέστατα! Explanation: We normally stick to a simple "δυστυχώς". But if you need anything a little more emphatic, the colloquial expression with the superlative might do the job. See how it's used: http://www.google.com/search?q="δυστυχώς δυστυχέστατα"&ie=ut... |
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