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How do you say "toast" in Greek?

το τοστ

to tost

Noun Neuter

In Greek, "toast" is το τοστ (to tost).

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Pronunciation

Speak it as "to tost", giving "to" the strongest emphasis in the word.

Grammar notes

το τοστ is neuter. Its plural is προπόσεις.

Example sentence

Άλειψε βούτυρο στο τοστ της.

Άleipse voyturo sto tost tis.

She spread butter on her toast.

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How to remember το τοστ

Give "to" a funny mental voice, then connect that voice directly to το τοστ.

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Questions about το τοστ

How do you pronounce το τοστ?

Speak it as "to tost", giving "to" the strongest emphasis in the word.

Is το τοστ masculine or feminine?

το τοστ is neuter. το τοστ is neuter. Its plural is προπόσεις.

How is το τοστ used in Greek?

το τοστ is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Άλειψε βούτυρο στο τοστ της. (She spread butter on her toast.).

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