folksy in Greek
folksy in Greek is λαϊκότροπος — folksy means friendly, simple, and informal in a way that evokes traditional or rural community life.
folksy in Greek
λαϊκότροπος
Pronounced: laikotropos
Characteristic of simple country life.
What does "folksy" mean?
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adj Friendly, simple, and informal in a way that evokes traditional or rural community life.
"The mayor had a folksy charm that made voters feel at ease."
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folksy in a sentence
- The mayor had a folksy charm that made voters feel at ease.
- The diner had a folksy decor with quilts and old farm tools on the walls.
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What is "folksy" in Greek?
"folksy" in Greek is λαϊκότροπος. folksy means: Friendly, simple, and informal in a way that evokes traditional or rural community life.
How do you pronounce λαϊκότροπος?
"folksy" in Greek is λαϊκότροπος, pronounced "laikotropos".
How do you use "folksy" in a sentence?
Example: "The mayor had a folksy charm that made voters feel at ease." In Greek, "folksy" is λαϊκότροπος.
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