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How do you say "towel" in Greek?

η πετσέτα

i petseta

Noun Greek alphabet

In Greek, "towel" is η πετσέτα.

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Pronunciation

Say 'ee pet-SEH-tah' with stress on the second syllable. Three syllables total.

Writing and usage

Petseta uses pi (π), epsilon (ε), tau (τ), and sigma (σ). The stress mark appears on epsilon.

Example sentence

Η πετσέτα είναι μαλακή.

The towel is soft.

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How to remember η πετσέτα

Petseta - towels are soft, and 'pet' sounds like it could relate to petting something soft.

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Questions about η πετσέτα

How do you say "towel" in Greek?

In Greek, "towel" is η πετσέτα. It is a noun.

How is η πετσέτα written in Greek?

Petseta uses pi (π), epsilon (ε), tau (τ), and sigma (σ). The stress mark appears on epsilon.

How is η πετσέτα used in a sentence?

Use η πετσέτα as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Η πετσέτα είναι μαλακή. (The towel is soft.).

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