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How do you say "courtyard" in Greek?

η αυλή

i auli

Noun Feminine

In Greek, "courtyard" is η αυλή (i auli).

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Pronunciation

English speakers can approach it as "i auli", keeping "au" as the stressed beat.

Grammar notes

η αυλή is feminine. Its plural is αυλές.

Example sentence

Τα παιδιά έπαιζαν στην ηλιόλουστη αυλή.

Ta paidia epaizan stin ilioloysti auli.

Children played in the sunny courtyard.

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How to remember η αυλή

Hold onto the "au" sound like a small hook and hang the image of η αυλή on it.

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Questions about η αυλή

How do you pronounce η αυλή?

English speakers can approach it as "i auli", keeping "au" as the stressed beat.

Is η αυλή masculine or feminine?

η αυλή is feminine. η αυλή is feminine. Its plural is αυλές.

How is η αυλή used in Greek?

η αυλή is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Τα παιδιά έπαιζαν στην ηλιόλουστη αυλή. (Children played in the sunny courtyard.).

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