Greek to English Christmas songs (COMPLETED)

[memory man]

Can you give the English name of these Christmas songs.



1. Ω ελάτε όλοι εσείς πιστοί - O COME ALL YE FAITHFUL - Flossie

2. Τα περσινά Χριστούγεννα - LAST CHRISTMAS - PW in Polemi

3. Μακριά σε μία Φάτνη - AWAY IN A MANGER -Flossie

4. Ο μικρός τυμπανιστής - LITTLE DRUMMER BOY - jagwheels ( corrected by Flossie )

5. Ήσυχη νύχτα - SILENT NIGHT - Miyagi

6. Άκουσον! Οι κήρυκες άγγελοι τραγουδούν - HARK THE HERALD ANGELS SING - PW in Polemi

7. Ρούντολφ, ο κοκκινομύτης τάρανδος - RUDOLPH THE RED NOSED REINDEER - Cactuslil

8. Κουδουνίστε καμπανάκια - JINGLE BELLS - Flossie

9. Ω μικρή πόλη της Βηθλεέμ - O LITTLE TOWN OF BETHLEHEM - PW in Polemi

10. Φρόστυ ο χιονάνθρωπος- FROSTY THE SNOWMAN - Flossie

[Cactuslil]

7 - Rudolph the red nose reindeer?

Despite going to classes my Greek is hopeless! Flossie should do well at this

[jagwheels]

3 - One of your favourites MM The little drummer boy

[memory man]

No. 7 from Cactuslil




No. 4 from jagwheels




No. 5 from Miyagi





No. 10 from Flossie





No. 6 from PW in Polemi




No. 9 from PW in Polemi




No. 2 from PW in Polemi




No.1 from Flossie




No.3 from Flossie




No.8 from Flossie

[Miyagi]

5 Silent Night

[jagwheels]

An admirable decision Vicky. Linda insists I use headphones when practising keyboard but can understand your frustration
Nothing worse than loud music from someone who is learning. Could be a difficult quiz without a bit of cheating

[memory man]

We're getting near the finish line now.

Only 6 to get.

[PW in Polemi]

2 Last Christmas
9 Little Town of Bethlehem.

[PW in Polemi]

6 Hark the herald angels sing

[memory man]

3 songs left.

Anyone want to have a go before I post the answers?

[Dominic]

Now that this is completed I will say how nice it was the other day, when I was parked in a residential area at about 6:45PM down in Chloraka. I was waiting to pick our daughter up at 7, and while I waited I listened to the carol singing which was being played in various houses around the area. Some in English, and some in Greek. It was very festive.