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How do you say "to look at" in Greek?

κοίτα

kita

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In Greek, "to look at" is κοίτα.

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Pronunciation

Pronounced KEE-tah. Two syllables, stress on KEE. Kappa (κ) makes the 'k'.

Writing and usage

Kappa (κ) starts. Iota (ι) makes the short 'i'. Tau (τ) makes 't'. Alpha closes the word.

Example sentence

Κοίτα το ηλιοβασίλεμα.

Look at the sunset.

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How to remember κοίτα

Kita sounds like you are focusing your sight on something directly.

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Questions about κοίτα

How do you say "to look at" in Greek?

In Greek, "to look at" is κοίτα. It is a noun.

How is κοίτα written in Greek?

Kappa (κ) starts. Iota (ι) makes the short 'i'. Tau (τ) makes 't'. Alpha closes the word.

How is κοίτα used in a sentence?

Use κοίτα as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Κοίτα το ηλιοβασίλεμα. (Look at the sunset.).

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