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How do you say "to close" in Greek?
κλείσε
klise
In Greek, "to close" is κλείσε.
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Pronunciation
Pronounced KLEE-seh. Stress on KLEE. The initial 'kl' cluster is clear.
Writing and usage
Kappa (κ) and lambda (λ) start the word. Epsilon (ε) makes a short 'e' sound.
Example sentence
Κλείσε το παράθυρο.
Close the window.
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How to remember κλείσε
Klise rhymes with 'see', and closing is about sealing something away from view.
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- give να δώσω na dhoso
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- sing να τραγουδήσεις na tragudhisis
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Questions about κλείσε
How do you say "to close" in Greek?
In Greek, "to close" is κλείσε. It is a noun.
How is κλείσε written in Greek?
Kappa (κ) and lambda (λ) start the word. Epsilon (ε) makes a short 'e' sound.
How is κλείσε used in a sentence?
Use κλείσε as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Κλείσε το παράθυρο. (Close the window.).
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