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How do you say "theres been an accident" in Greek?
Έγινε ένα ατύχημα
Έgine ena atychima
In Greek, "theres been an accident" is Έγινε ένα ατύχημα (Έgine ena atychima).
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Pronunciation
You'll hear this as "Έgine ena atychima"; aim the stress toward the 7th syllable so it doesn't come out sounding monotone.
Grammar notes
Έγινε ένα ατύχημα is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.
Example sentence
theres been an accident
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How to remember Έγινε ένα ατύχημα
Split 'Έgine ena atychima' into 'έgi' plus the rest; imagining someone mispronouncing 'theres been an accident' as 'έgi...' makes the two words click together.
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Questions about Έγινε ένα ατύχημα
How do you pronounce Έγινε ένα ατύχημα?
You'll hear this as "Έgine ena atychima"; aim the stress toward the 7th syllable so it doesn't come out sounding monotone.
Is Έγινε ένα ατύχημα formal or casual?
Έγινε ένα ατύχημα is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is Έγινε ένα ατύχημα used in Greek?
Έγινε ένα ατύχημα is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (theres been an accident).
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