We just learned to say How are you? in Greek, Τι κάνεις? (Ti káneis?)
and Very good thanks is Πολύ καλά, ευχαριστώ. (Polý kalá, efcharistó)
To be polite you should also ask how the other person is doing.
And you? - εσύ (esý) - sounds like eh-see
εσύ really just means "you". People don't usually say "And you" in Greek, they just say "You?".
Just for fun, the word for And is: και - (kai) - sounds like kay.
So with all that we've learned so far, we could understand a meeting between two people like this:
Γεώργιος (Geórgios) the Greek name for George, sounds like "Yor-yoh-ss"
Μαρία (María) the Greek name for Mary, sounds like "Mah-dee-ah"
Γεώργιος: Γειά σου!
Μαρία: Χαίρετε! Τι κάνεις?
Γεώργιος: Πολύ καλά, ευχαριστώ. εσύ?
Μαρία: Πολύ καλά, ευχαριστώ. Αντίο
Γεώργιος: Καλημέρα!
The letters for these new words are:
ε (epsilon) σ (sigma) ύ (upsilon)
κ (kappa) α (alpha) ι (iota)
(from: wikipedia - center for the greek language)
ASL: Very Good Thanks, and You?
Italian: Molto bene, grazie.
German: Sehr gut, danke. Und Sie?
Spanish: Muy bien gracias. ¿Y tú?
French: Très bien, merci. Et vous?