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How do you say "to stick" in Greek?

να κολλήσω

na koliso

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In Greek, "to stick" is να κολλήσω.

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Pronunciation

Pronounced nah kol-EE-soh. Stress on EE. Kappa (κ) makes the 'k'.

Writing and usage

Kappa (κ) starts the verb root. Lambda (λ) makes the 'l'. Omicron-iota produce the 'ee' sound.

Example sentence

Να κολλήσω το χαρτί.

I should stick the paper.

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How to remember να κολλήσω

Koliso comes from 'kolla', meaning glue, so sticking makes sense.

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Questions about να κολλήσω

How do you say "to stick" in Greek?

In Greek, "to stick" is να κολλήσω. It is a noun.

How is να κολλήσω written in Greek?

Kappa (κ) starts the verb root. Lambda (λ) makes the 'l'. Omicron-iota produce the 'ee' sound.

How is να κολλήσω used in a sentence?

Use να κολλήσω as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Να κολλήσω το χαρτί. (I should stick the paper.).

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