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How do you say "to run" in Greek?
να τρέξω
na trekso
In Greek, "to run" is να τρέξω.
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Pronunciation
Pronounced nah TREK-so. Stress on TREK. Tau (τ) and rho (ρ) make the 'tr' cluster.
Writing and usage
Tau (τ) and rho (ρ) start the root. Epsilon (ε) makes short 'e'. Xi (ξ) represents 'ks'.
Example sentence
Να τρέξω γρήγορα.
I run fast.
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How to remember να τρέξω
Trekso sounds swift and energetic, matching the action of running.
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Questions about να τρέξω
How do you say "to run" in Greek?
In Greek, "to run" is να τρέξω. It is a noun.
How is να τρέξω written in Greek?
Tau (τ) and rho (ρ) start the root. Epsilon (ε) makes short 'e'. Xi (ξ) represents 'ks'.
How is να τρέξω used in a sentence?
Use να τρέξω as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Να τρέξω γρήγορα. (I run fast.).
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