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How do you say "charger" in Greek?
ο φορτιστής
o fortistis
In Greek, "charger" is ο φορτιστής (o fortistis).
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Pronunciation
Pronounce this as "o fortistis", and native speakers lean on the "i" sound when they say it, the little "o" in front just marks it as a masculine noun, so don't skip over it.
Grammar notes
ο φορτιστής is masculine. Its plural is φορτιστές.
Example sentence
Ξέχασα τον φορτιστή του τηλεφώνου μου στο σπίτι.
Xechasa ton fortisti toy tilefonoy moy sto spiti.
I forgot my phone charger at home.
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How to remember ο φορτιστής
Connect "o fortistis" to a charger from the example sentence in your head — the syllables land close to the rhythm of "fortistis".
Related words
- computer ο υπολογιστής
- laptop ο φορητός υπολογιστής
- smartphone το smartphone
- tablet το tablet
- headphone τα ακουστικά
- microphone το μικρόφωνο
- camera η κάμερα
- router ο δρομολογητής
- internet το διαδίκτυο
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Questions about ο φορτιστής
How do you pronounce ο φορτιστής?
Pronounce this as "o fortistis", and native speakers lean on the "i" sound when they say it, the little "o" in front just marks it as a masculine noun, so don't skip over it.
Is ο φορτιστής masculine or feminine?
ο φορτιστής is masculine. ο φορτιστής is masculine. Its plural is φορτιστές.
How is ο φορτιστής used in Greek?
ο φορτιστής is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Ξέχασα τον φορτιστή του τηλεφώνου μου στο σπίτι. (I forgot my phone charger at home.).
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