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How do you say "lets eat" in Greek?

Ας φάμε

As fame

Phrase Noun

In Greek, "lets eat" is Ας φάμε (As fame).

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Pronunciation

Break "As fame" down slowly and you'll notice the second syllable pulls more weight than the rest.

Grammar notes

Ας φάμε is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.

Example sentence

lets eat

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How to remember Ας φάμε

The middle of 'As fame' hides a familiar-sounding chunk, 'as ' — tie it to an image of 'lets eat' and the pair will resurface together.

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Questions about Ας φάμε

How do you pronounce Ας φάμε?

Break "As fame" down slowly and you'll notice the second syllable pulls more weight than the rest.

Is Ας φάμε formal or casual?

Ας φάμε is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.

How is Ας φάμε used in Greek?

Ας φάμε is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (lets eat).

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