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How do you say "to see" in Greek?
να δω
na dho
In Greek, "to see" is να δω.
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Pronunciation
Pronounced nah DHOH. One syllable after the prefix, stress on DHOH. Delta (δ) makes 'dh'.
Writing and usage
Delta (δ) starts the root. Omicron (ο) is the stressed vowel. Simple two-letter verb root.
Example sentence
Να δω τη θάλασσα.
I see the sea.
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How to remember να δω
Dho is the simplest verb form for seeing in Greek.
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Questions about να δω
How do you say "to see" in Greek?
In Greek, "to see" is να δω. It is a noun.
How is να δω written in Greek?
Delta (δ) starts the root. Omicron (ο) is the stressed vowel. Simple two-letter verb root.
How is να δω used in a sentence?
Use να δω as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Να δω τη θάλασσα. (I see the sea.).
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