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How do you say "what station is this" in Greek?
Τι σταθμός είναι αυτός
Ti stathmos einai autos
In Greek, "what station is this" is Τι σταθμός είναι αυτός (Ti stathmos einai autos).
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Pronunciation
Say "Ti stathmos einai autos" — the stress lands on the 7th syllable, and the rest of the word flows quickly around it.
Grammar notes
Τι σταθμός είναι αυτός is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.
Example sentence
what station is this
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How to remember Τι σταθμός είναι αυτός
Say 'ti' out loud a couple of times before adding the rest of 'Ti stathmos einai autos' — that fragment alone can trigger the whole word later.
Related words
- turn left Στρίψτε αριστερά
- turn right Στρίψτε δεξιά
- go straight ahead Προχωρήστε ευθεία
- its on the left είναι στα αριστερά
- its on the right είναι στα δεξιά
- its around the corner είναι προ των πυλών
- how far is it πόσο μακριά είναι
- is it walking distance είναι σε κοντινή απόσταση με τα πόδια
- which bus goes to σε ποιο λεωφορείο πηγαίνει
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Questions about Τι σταθμός είναι αυτός
How do you pronounce Τι σταθμός είναι αυτός?
Say "Ti stathmos einai autos" — the stress lands on the 7th syllable, and the rest of the word flows quickly around it.
Is Τι σταθμός είναι αυτός formal or casual?
Τι σταθμός είναι αυτός is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is Τι σταθμός είναι αυτός used in Greek?
Τι σταθμός είναι αυτός is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (what station is this).
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