Pronounce it "YAH-soo". This phrase is best suited for informally saying hello to one person. Smile as you say it be friendly! Bear in mind that "Yassou" is only a rough English rendition of the Greek pronunciation. The word is sometimes spelled "giasou" or "ya su". You can also shorten the phrase to "ya" in an informal setting. Say "Yassas" (pronounced "YAH-sas") in formal situations, or when you're informally greeting two or more people at the same time. Use this formal version if you're addressing a stranger or an older person. Pronounce it "HE-reh-teh"; say the e's like you would in the word "egg". You can use "herete" in both formal and informal situations. It is typically used between the hours of 10am and 2pm. As with many cultures, Greeks use certain time-specific greetings in the morning, the afternoon, and the evening. You can use "yassou" or "yassas" during most of these times, but you may find the following phrases more appropriate. Kalimera (): "good morning". Use this when reaching or leaving a location or event. Pronounce it "kah-lee-MEH-rah". Kalispera (): "good afternoon" or "good evening". Use this only when coming to a place or meeting someone in the evening or at night. Pronounce it "kah-lee-SPARE-a". Kalinihta (): "good night". Use this phrase only as a goodbye greeting in the evening or at night. Pronounce it "kah-lee-NEE-hta". Greek people tend to be open and casual in their greetings. As such, there are few strict differences between formal and informal greetings. Be open and casual with your body language. Try to make eye contact and smile at strangers and friends alike. Do not bow or attempt to kiss the cheek. The former is too formal, and the latter may be considered too forward. Do not attempt to shake hands unless a hand is offered to you. Shaking hands is not a common custom in Greece certainly not among friends or locals.
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One-sentence summary -- Say "Yassou". Use "Herete". Use temporal greetings. Understand how the Greeks greet each other.

Gray tree frogs prefer live, soft-bodied insects. For most feedings, you should give your frog live crickets. However, every few feedings, you can supplement its diet with other live insects, like moths, flies, and silkworms. You can purchase live crickets and other insects at your local pet store. The exact amount and frequency at which you should feed your frog will depend on its appetite and how much it weighs. Gray tree frogs generally have a large appetite and are prone to obesity if they're fed too much. Therefore, it's important that you monitor your frog's weight and adjust how much you're feeding it accordingly. Use high-quality vitamin and mineral supplements that are specifically made for amphibians, which you can find at your local pet store or online. These supplements come in powder form, and you can sprinkle them on live insects before introducing them to your frog's aquarium. Carefully follow the instructions on any supplements before you use them so you know how much to use. If you have a juvenile gray tree frog, use powder supplements for every feeding instead of every other one.
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One-sentence summary -- Feed your gray tree frog live crickets and occasionally other insects. Feed your frog 3-6 insects every 2 or 3 days. Use supplements every other feeding so your frog gets all of its nutrients.

They're available fairly cheaply online, or for a bit more at any electronics store. You'll use this to connect your Xbox and your router, which is the device that broadcasts internet to your devices wirelessly. It may be the same device as your modem, which brings internet into your house. Leave your router turned off for a few moments - maybe go grab a glass of water, just to be safe. Wait until all the lights you normally see on your router are on. When it's turned on, it should be already connected without any configuration of the devices.
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Obtain an ethernet cable. Plug one end of the ethernet cable into the Xbox. Plug the other end of the ethernet cable into your router. Restart both devices. Turn on your Xbox.