How to Say "Newspaper" in Greek

εφημερίδα

efimerída/e.fi.meˈri.ða/feminine

The Greek word for newspaper is εφημερίδα (efimerída).

εφημερίδα is a feminine noun used to refer to a newspaper publication.

Meaning: publication (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form of εφημερίδα is εφημερίδες. To say "of the newspaper", use the genitive singular form της εφημερίδας.

The word is pronounced /e.fi.meˈri.ða/. It has 5 syllables, with the stress on the 4th syllable: efimerída.

In English, the word 'ephemeral' comes from the same Ancient Greek root as εφημερίδα, though in English it describes something fleeting rather than a daily publication.
In Greece, it is a common custom for people to read the εφημερίδα in a traditional coffee house while engaging in long political debates.
Greek has a specific word for a 'kiosk', the small street-side stalls where most people traditionally buy their εφημερίδα.

Πού 'ναι η εφημερίδα;
Where's the newspaper?
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Πού είναι η εφημερίδα;
Where is the newspaper?
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Ο Τομ διαβάζει εφημερίδα.
Tom is reading a newspaper.
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Παρακαλώ, μπορώ να αγοράσω μια εφημερίδα;
Excuse me, can I buy a newspaper?
Η εφημερίδα σας έρχεται αύριο το πρωί.
Your newspaper will arrive tomorrow morning.
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Nikos and Kyriaki are sitting at a cafe.

Νίκος Nikos

Θέλεις μια εφημερίδα;
Thelis mia efimerida;
Do you want a newspaper?
Κυριακή Kyriaki

Ναι, ευχαριστώ πολύ.
Ne, efcharisto poli.
Yes, thank you very much.
Νίκος Nikos

Ποια εφημερίδα προτιμάς;
Pia efimerida protimas;
Which newspaper do you prefer?
Κυριακή Kyriaki

Μπορείς να μου φέρεις την τοπική;
Boris na mou feris tin topiki;
Can you bring me the local one?

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