What do you say when give a toast in greek?

Formal:

* "Σας ευχαριστώ πολύ!" (Sas efcharistó polý!)

* "Thank you very much!" - This is a versatile toast for expressing gratitude and is appropriate for a variety of occasions.

* "Στην υγειά σας!" (Stin ygeia sas!)

* "To your health!" - A classic and widely used toast, often accompanied by a clinking of glasses.

* "Εις υγείαν!" (Eis ygeian!)

* "To health!" - Another traditional toast similar in meaning to "Stin ygeia sas!"

Informal:

* "Για την υγεία!" (Ya tin ygeia!)

* "To health!" - A more casual version of the formal toasts.

* "Υγεία!" (Ygeia!)

* "Health!" - A very short and simple toast, used in informal settings.

For a specific occasion:

* "Στην υγειά του γάμου σας!" (Stin ygeia tou gamou sas!)

* "To the health of your marriage!" - For a wedding.

* "Στην υγειά των παιδιών!" (Stin ygeia ton paidiôn!)

* "To the health of the children!" - For a christening or a celebration with children.

Tips:

* When toasting in Greek, it's customary to make eye contact with the person you're toasting.

* Raise your glass slightly and clink it with the glasses of others, if appropriate.

* After the toast, it's polite to take a sip of your drink.

You can also customize your toast with a short message or sentiment, such as:

* "Σας ευχαριστώ για την φιλοξενία σας!" (Sas efcharistó ya tin filoxenia sas!)

* "Thank you for your hospitality!"

* "Εύχομαι τα καλύτερα!" (Efchomai ta kalitera!)

* "I wish you the best!"

Remember, the most important thing is to speak from the heart and express your good wishes to the people you are celebrating with!