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How do you say "speak" in Greek?

μιλάω

milao

Verb Noun

In Greek, "speak" is μιλάω (milao).

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Pronunciation

In plain English spelling that's "milao", stressed mainly on "mi".

Grammar notes

μιλάω is a verb used the same way as its English equivalent.

Example sentence

Μπορεί να μιλήσει τρεις γλώσσες.

Borei na milisei treis glosses.

She can speak three languages.

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How to remember μιλάω

Let "milao" sound silly in your head for a second; silliness plus μιλάω makes it stick.

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Questions about μιλάω

How do you pronounce μιλάω?

In plain English spelling that's "milao", stressed mainly on "mi".

Is μιλάω formal or casual?

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

How is μιλάω used in Greek?

μιλάω is used the same way as the equivalent English verb. For example: Μπορεί να μιλήσει τρεις γλώσσες. (She can speak three languages.).

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