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How do you say "elevator" in Greek?
το ασανσέρ
to asanser
In Greek, "elevator" is το ασανσέρ.
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Pronunciation
Stress the second syllable: ah-sahn-SER. The first syllable is short, the final syllable is crisp.
Writing and usage
Asanser is a loanword from French ascenseur. Uses 'ν' and ends in masculine.
Example sentence
Πήρε το ασανσέρ.
He took the elevator.
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How to remember το ασανσέρ
Elevator goes up and down. Asanser is French origin meaning lift.
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Questions about το ασανσέρ
How do you say "elevator" in Greek?
In Greek, "elevator" is το ασανσέρ. It is a noun.
How is το ασανσέρ written in Greek?
Asanser is a loanword from French ascenseur. Uses 'ν' and ends in masculine.
How is το ασανσέρ used in a sentence?
Use το ασανσέρ as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Πήρε το ασανσέρ. (He took the elevator.).
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