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How do you say "blueberry" in Greek?
το μύρτιλο
to myrtilo
In Greek, "blueberry" is το μύρτιλο (to myrtilo).
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Pronunciation
This one comes out as "to myrtilo" in transliteration; "y" carries the stress, so give it a touch more punch, the "to" at the start flags it as neuter, and it blends straight into the next syllable.
Grammar notes
το μύρτιλο is neuter. Its plural is βατόμουρα.
Example sentence
Πρόσθεσε μια χούφτα βατόμουρα στο μπολ.
Prosthese mia choyfta vatomoyra sto bol.
He added a handful of blueberries to the bowl.
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How to remember το μύρτιλο
Anchor "to myrtilo" to the blueberry in "He added a handful of blueberries to the bowl." — say it slowly and it drifts toward the rhythm of "myrtilo".
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- sausage το λουκάνικο
- bacon το μπέικον
- ham το ζαμπόν
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Questions about το μύρτιλο
How do you pronounce το μύρτιλο?
This one comes out as "to myrtilo" in transliteration; "y" carries the stress, so give it a touch more punch, the "to" at the start flags it as neuter, and it blends straight into the next syllable.
Is το μύρτιλο masculine or feminine?
το μύρτιλο is neuter. το μύρτιλο is neuter. Its plural is βατόμουρα.
How is το μύρτιλο used in Greek?
το μύρτιλο is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Πρόσθεσε μια χούφτα βατόμουρα στο μπολ. (He added a handful of blueberries to the bowl.).
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