Balkans in Greek
Balkans in Greek is Βαλκάνια — Balkans means the peninsula and cultural region of southeastern Europe encompassing countries such as Albania, Serbia, Croatia, Bulgaria, and Greece.
Balkans in Greek
Βαλκάνια
Pronounced: Valkania
A cultural region and peninsula in Southeast Europe, roughly equivalent to the area covered by Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Greece, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia, sometimes including Romania, Slovenia, and European Turkey. [19th c.]
What does "Balkans" mean?
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noun The peninsula and cultural region of southeastern Europe encompassing countries such as Albania, Serbia, Croatia, Bulgaria, and Greece.
"The Balkans have a long and complicated political history."
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- The Balkans have a long and complicated political history.
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What is "Balkans" in Greek?
"Balkans" in Greek is Βαλκάνια. Balkans means: The peninsula and cultural region of southeastern Europe encompassing countries such as Albania, Serbia, Croatia, Bulgaria, and Greece.
How do you pronounce Βαλκάνια?
"Balkans" in Greek is Βαλκάνια, pronounced "Valkania".
How do you use "Balkans" in a sentence?
Example: "The Balkans have a long and complicated political history." In Greek, "Balkans" is Βαλκάνια.
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