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How do you say "freight" in Greek?

το φορτίο

to fortio

Noun Neuter

In Greek, "freight" is το φορτίο (to fortio).

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Pronunciation

Say it roughly as "to fortio", leaning a little harder on the "fo" part rather than rushing through the whole word.

Grammar notes

το φορτίο is neuter. Its plural is φορτία.

Example sentence

Το τρένο μετέφερε εμπορεύματα σε όλη τη χώρα.

To treno metefere eboreymata se oli ti chora.

The train hauled freight across the country.

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How to remember το φορτίο

Say "to fortio" like a little chant and let το φορτίο be the picture that pops up each time.

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Questions about το φορτίο

How do you pronounce το φορτίο?

Say it roughly as "to fortio", leaning a little harder on the "fo" part rather than rushing through the whole word.

Is το φορτίο masculine or feminine?

το φορτίο is neuter. το φορτίο is neuter. Its plural is φορτία.

How is το φορτίο used in Greek?

το φορτίο is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Το τρένο μετέφερε εμπορεύματα σε όλη τη χώρα. (The train hauled freight across the country.).

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