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How do you say "do you accept cash" in Greek?
Δέχεστε μετρητά
Decheste metrita
In Greek, "do you accept cash" is Δέχεστε μετρητά (Decheste metrita).
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Pronunciation
Try "Decheste metrita" out loud — the sixth syllable takes the punch, similar to how English stresses key syllables in longer words.
Grammar notes
Δέχεστε μετρητά is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.
Example sentence
do you accept cash
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How to remember Δέχεστε μετρητά
The middle of 'Decheste metrita' hides a familiar-sounding chunk, 'de' — tie it to an image of 'do you accept cash' and the pair will resurface together.
Related words
- how much is this πόσο είναι αυτό
- can i try this on Μπορώ να το δοκιμάσω
- do you have a bigger size Έχετε μεγαλύτερο μέγεθος
- do you have a smaller size Έχετε μικρότερο μέγεθος
- can you give me a discount Μπορείτε να μου κάνετε έκπτωση
- i will take it Θα το πάρω
- im just looking απλά ψάχνω
- where is the fitting room Πού είναι το δοκιμαστήριο
- can i pay by card Μπορώ να πληρώσω με κάρτα
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Questions about Δέχεστε μετρητά
How do you pronounce Δέχεστε μετρητά?
Try "Decheste metrita" out loud — the sixth syllable takes the punch, similar to how English stresses key syllables in longer words.
Is Δέχεστε μετρητά formal or casual?
Δέχεστε μετρητά is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is Δέχεστε μετρητά used in Greek?
Δέχεστε μετρητά is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (do you accept cash).
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