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How do you say "to switch off" in Greek?
σβήσω
zvino
In Greek, "to switch off" is σβήσω.
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Pronunciation
Pronounced ZVEE-noh with stress on the first syllable.
Writing and usage
Zvino uses zeta and other letters. The zeta (ζ) makes a 'z' sound.
Example sentence
Θα σβήσω το φως.
I will turn off the light.
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How to remember σβήσω
Zvino relates to zoe (life) negatively. Turning off removes the activation.
Related words
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- shower κάνεις μπάνιο kanis banyo
- sit κάθισε kathise
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Questions about σβήσω
How do you say "to switch off" in Greek?
In Greek, "to switch off" is σβήσω. It is a noun.
How is σβήσω written in Greek?
Zvino uses zeta and other letters. The zeta (ζ) makes a 'z' sound.
How is σβήσω used in a sentence?
Use σβήσω as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Θα σβήσω το φως. (I will turn off the light.).
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