Volkswagen in Greek
Volkswagen in Greek is Φολκσβάγκεν — Volkswagen means a major German car manufacturer, headquartered in Wolfsburg, known for models such as the Beetle and Golf.
Volkswagen in Greek
Φολκσβάγκεν
Pronounced: Folksvagen
A car manufactured by Volkswagen.
What does "Volkswagen" mean?
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name A major German car manufacturer, headquartered in Wolfsburg, known for models such as the Beetle and Golf.
"Volkswagen unveiled its latest electric model at the motor show."
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noun A car made by this company.
"She drove an old Volkswagen with a dented bumper."
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Volkswagen in a sentence
- Volkswagen unveiled its latest electric model at the motor show.
- She drove an old Volkswagen with a dented bumper.
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What is "Volkswagen" in Greek?
"Volkswagen" in Greek is Φολκσβάγκεν. Volkswagen means: A major German car manufacturer, headquartered in Wolfsburg, known for models such as the Beetle and Golf.
How do you pronounce Φολκσβάγκεν?
"Volkswagen" in Greek is Φολκσβάγκεν, pronounced "Folksvagen".
How do you use "Volkswagen" in a sentence?
Example: "Volkswagen unveiled its latest electric model at the motor show." In Greek, "Volkswagen" is Φολκσβάγκεν.
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