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How do you say "to say" in Greek?
να πεις
na pis
In Greek, "to say" is να πεις.
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Pronunciation
Pronounced nah PEESS. One syllable after 'na', stress on PEES. Pi (π) makes the 'p'.
Writing and usage
Pi (π) starts the root. Epsilon (ε) and iota (ι) make the long 'i' sound. Sigma (σ) ends it.
Example sentence
Να πεις το όνομά σου.
Say your name.
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How to remember να πεις
Pis is short and punchy. Many European languages have similar forms for this common verb.
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Questions about να πεις
How do you say "to say" in Greek?
In Greek, "to say" is να πεις. It is a noun.
How is να πεις written in Greek?
Pi (π) starts the root. Epsilon (ε) and iota (ι) make the long 'i' sound. Sigma (σ) ends it.
How is να πεις used in a sentence?
Use να πεις as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Να πεις το όνομά σου. (Say your name.).
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