anecdote in Greek
anecdote in Greek is ανέκδοτο — anecdote means a short, often amusing story about a real event or person.
anecdote in Greek
ανέκδοτο
Pronounced: anekdoto
What does "anecdote" mean?
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noun A short, often amusing story about a real event or person.
"He opened his speech with a funny anecdote about his first job."
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anecdote in a sentence
- He opened his speech with a funny anecdote about his first job.
- She shared an anecdote about meeting the author years earlier.
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What is "anecdote" in Greek?
"anecdote" in Greek is ανέκδοτο. anecdote means: A short, often amusing story about a real event or person.
How do you pronounce ανέκδοτο?
"anecdote" in Greek is ανέκδοτο, pronounced "anekdoto".
How do you use "anecdote" in a sentence?
Example: "He opened his speech with a funny anecdote about his first job." In Greek, "anecdote" is ανέκδοτο.
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