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How do you say "market" in Greek?

η αγορά

i agora

Noun Feminine

In Greek, "market" is η αγορά (i agora).

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Pronunciation

Try "i agora" out loud, letting "go" carry most of the emphasis.

Grammar notes

η αγορά is feminine. Its plural is αγορές.

Example sentence

Αγόρασε φρέσκα φρούτα στην αγορά.

Agorase freska froyta stin agora.

She bought fresh fruit at the market.

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How to remember η αγορά

Say "i agora" a few times fast and let the rhythm alone remind you of η αγορά.

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Questions about η αγορά

How do you pronounce η αγορά?

Try "i agora" out loud, letting "go" carry most of the emphasis.

Is η αγορά masculine or feminine?

η αγορά is feminine. η αγορά is feminine. Its plural is αγορές.

How is η αγορά used in Greek?

η αγορά is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Αγόρασε φρέσκα φρούτα στην αγορά. (She bought fresh fruit at the market.).

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