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How do you say "go straight ahead" in Greek?
Προχωρήστε ευθεία
Prochoriste eutheia
In Greek, "go straight ahead" is Προχωρήστε ευθεία (Prochoriste eutheia).
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Pronunciation
Sound it out as "Prochoriste eutheia" — English speakers often want to flatten the stress, but leaning into the sixth syllable gets it right.
Grammar notes
Προχωρήστε ευθεία is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.
Example sentence
go straight ahead
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How to remember Προχωρήστε ευθεία
The opening sound 'pro' in 'Prochoriste eutheia' is the handle to grab onto; attach a tiny scene of 'go straight ahead' to that sound and recall gets easier.
Related words
- turn left Στρίψτε αριστερά
- turn right Στρίψτε δεξιά
- its on the left είναι στα αριστερά
- its on the right είναι στα δεξιά
- its around the corner είναι προ των πυλών
- how far is it πόσο μακριά είναι
- is it walking distance είναι σε κοντινή απόσταση με τα πόδια
- which bus goes to σε ποιο λεωφορείο πηγαίνει
- does this train stop at Αυτό το τρένο σταματά στο
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Questions about Προχωρήστε ευθεία
How do you pronounce Προχωρήστε ευθεία?
Sound it out as "Prochoriste eutheia" — English speakers often want to flatten the stress, but leaning into the sixth syllable gets it right.
Is Προχωρήστε ευθεία formal or casual?
Προχωρήστε ευθεία is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is Προχωρήστε ευθεία used in Greek?
Προχωρήστε ευθεία is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (go straight ahead).
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"Go straight ahead" in other languages
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