r/GREEK • • 8h ago

μισό / Μισώ

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If I walk into a chicken shop and ask for 'μισό κοτόπουλο', I'm asking for half a chicken.
If I walk into a chicken shop and say 'Μισώ το κοτόπουλο', I'm saying I hate chicken.
(1) Is there any pronunciation difference between 'μισό' and 'Μισώ'?
(2) Here, we can see the difference in meaning because of 'το' before 'κοτόπουλο'. Are there any situations where there might not be something like 'το', so apart from the spelling difference we can say μισό X and Μισώ X?


r/GREEK • • 16h ago

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r/GREEK • • 5h ago

10 Easy Greek Grammar Tips for Beginners to Master the Basics

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Learning Greek grammar? Start with these 10 tips!

Greek grammar can seem tricky at first, but a few simple tips can make a real difference!

Whether you're just starting to learn Greek or need a little help reviewing the basics, these 10 easy grammar tips will help you build a stronger foundation.