etiquette in Greek
etiquette in Greek is εθιμοτυπία — etiquette means the accepted rules of polite, correct behaviour in social or professional situations.
etiquette in Greek
εθιμοτυπία
Pronounced: ethimotypia
The manners or decent behaviour to be observed in social or professional life; conventional decorum; the ceremonial code of polite society.
What does "etiquette" mean?
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noun The accepted rules of polite, correct behaviour in social or professional situations.
"It's good etiquette to thank the host before you leave."
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etiquette in a sentence
- It's good etiquette to thank the host before you leave.
- Business etiquette varies a lot between cultures.
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What is "etiquette" in Greek?
"etiquette" in Greek is εθιμοτυπία. etiquette means: The accepted rules of polite, correct behaviour in social or professional situations.
How do you pronounce εθιμοτυπία?
"etiquette" in Greek is εθιμοτυπία, pronounced "ethimotypia".
How do you use "etiquette" in a sentence?
Example: "It's good etiquette to thank the host before you leave." In Greek, "etiquette" is εθιμοτυπία.
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