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Which one of these translates to: All you need is love
Το μόνο που χρειάζεστε είναι αγάπη
Όλη που χρειάζεστε είναι αγάπη
If not, what is the real translation?
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the first one is correct-το μονο που χρειαζεστε ειναι αγαπη
but you should know that it refers to many people.if you want to say it to one person it is-το μονο που χρειαζεσαι ειναι αγαπη.
the direct translation is: Only that you need it is love All that you need it is love. Close to the beatles lyrics.
Το μόνο που χρειάζεστε είναι αγάπη Όλη <— all you need is love. I’ve seen this one on some greek labels.