English Translation
It was all in vain!
The Greek word “τζάμπα” (tzámpa) translates to “for free” or “without charge” in English. It is commonly used to describe something that is given or received without payment.
Etymology:
The exact etymology of “τζάμπα” is somewhat unclear, but it is believed to have originated from the Turkish word “çamba,” which also means “for free” or “without cost.” The term has been adopted into colloquial Greek and is widely used in everyday conversation.
In modern usage, “τζάμπα” can refer to anything that is free of charge, such as free services, promotions, or items that do not require payment.
GPT-4o 24-Sep-2024