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How do you say "next to" in Greek?

δίπλα

dhipla

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In Greek, "next to" is δίπλα.

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Pronunciation

Stress the first syllable: DHEE-plah. The 'dh' is soft, the final 'a' is light.

Writing and usage

Dipla means beside or next to. The 'δ' and 'ι' at the start make the 'dh' sound.

Example sentence

Κάθεται δίπλα στον φίλο του.

He sits next to his friend.

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How to remember δίπλα

Dipla suggests something doubled or dual, side by side. Next to means sharing the same space.

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Questions about δίπλα

How do you say "next to" in Greek?

In Greek, "next to" is δίπλα. It is a noun.

How is δίπλα written in Greek?

Dipla means beside or next to. The 'δ' and 'ι' at the start make the 'dh' sound.

How is δίπλα used in a sentence?

Use δίπλα as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Κάθεται δίπλα στον φίλο του. (He sits next to his friend.).

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