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How do you say "futon" in Greek?

το ντιβάνι

to divani

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In Greek, "futon" is το ντιβάνι.

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Pronunciation

Stress the second syllable: dee-VAH-nee. The first syllable is short, the final 'i' is light.

Writing and usage

Divani uses 'ν' and ends in neuter 'ι'. Loanword from Turkish meaning sofa-bed.

Example sentence

Κοιμήθηκε στο ντιβάνι.

He slept on the futon.

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How to remember το ντιβάνι

Futons are fold-out beds. A divani is a multipurpose couch or sofa bed.

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Questions about το ντιβάνι

How do you say "futon" in Greek?

In Greek, "futon" is το ντιβάνι. It is a noun.

How is το ντιβάνι written in Greek?

Divani uses 'ν' and ends in neuter 'ι'. Loanword from Turkish meaning sofa-bed.

How is το ντιβάνι used in a sentence?

Use το ντιβάνι as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Κοιμήθηκε στο ντιβάνι. (He slept on the futon.).

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