Good morning friends,
The verb in Greek for "calculate" seems like it is "λογαριάσω" and, maybe, "υπολογίσω". Does one of them have the connotation of "Estimate"? For example, if you want to say "I will calculate what my expenses are this month" meaning that you will add up precise figures and get a precise result vs. "I will estimate what this job will cost" meaning that you don't have precise figures yet and can only guess at the result? Which Greek word would you use where, please?
Thank you.
Cosmas
The verb in Greek for "calculate" seems like it is "λογαριάσω" and, maybe, "υπολογίσω". Does one of them have the connotation of "Estimate"? For example, if you want to say "I will calculate what my expenses are this month" meaning that you will add up precise figures and get a precise result vs. "I will estimate what this job will cost" meaning that you don't have precise figures yet and can only guess at the result? Which Greek word would you use where, please?
Thank you.
Cosmas