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How do you say "Where are you from?" in Greek?

Από πού είσαι;

apo pu ise

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In Greek, "Where are you from?" is Από πού είσαι;.

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Pronunciation

Say AH-poh POO EE-seh with stress on apo and pu.

Writing and usage

Apo uses alpha, pi, omicron. Pou uses pi, omicron, upsilon.

Example sentence

Από πού είσαι;

Where are you from?

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How to remember Από πού είσαι;

Apo is a common prefix meaning from. Pou means where or which.

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Questions about Από πού είσαι;

How do you say "Where are you from?" in Greek?

In Greek, "Where are you from?" is Από πού είσαι;. It is a noun.

How is Από πού είσαι; written in Greek?

Apo uses alpha, pi, omicron. Pou uses pi, omicron, upsilon.

How is Από πού είσαι; used in a sentence?

Use Από πού είσαι; as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Από πού είσαι; (Where are you from?).

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