* My face left
Expression used often by Young People
éfye i fátsa mou • Used to say "I couldn't believe it" or "I was shocked". Typically used in the past tense when describing an incident.
"Ρε ο Μάριος εψήλωσε πολλά, έφυε η φάτσα μου που τον είδα!"
"Marios grew very tall, my face left when I saw him!"
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