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No. 42 in Greek

έναν

The Greek word "έναν" means "one" (masculine accusative form).

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  • Βλέπω έναν άνθρωπο στο πάρκο.

    I see a man in the park.

    Here, 'έναν' is the masculine singular accusative of 'ένας,' functioning as the article 'a' and indicating an indefinite direct object.

  • Διάλεξε έναν τρόπο που σου αρέσει για να κάνεις τη δουλειά.

    Choose a method that you like to do the work.

    Here, 'έναν' is similarly the masculine singular accusative of 'ένας,' indicating an indefinite direct object, 'a method.'

  • Έχω έναν φίλο που μένει στη Θεσσαλονίκη.

    I have a friend who lives in Thessaloniki.

    In this sentence, 'έναν' is the masculine singular accusative of 'ένας,' used to signify an indefinite noun, 'a friend.'

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