"Πού είναι το υπνοδωμάτιο;"

[josclag]

Where is the hypnosis room? ;)

[dinouki]

It is wrong unfortunately.What you wrote has a completely different meaning.
υπνοδωμάτιο=room of sleep(if you see it literally)=bedroom in english
ύπνωση =hypnosis - the act of putting someone to sleep (using charms and words and stuff :P )
ύπνος =sleep
It has the same root as a word but the meaning is different. ;)
Hope i helped!

[josclag]

thanks, I know its not a "hypnosis room" just a pneumonic device! I should have clarified! :)

[MaxiAlvare3]

It's "mnemonic device". Pneumonic means "relating to, or affecting the lungs" or "relating to pneumonia".

[hectorlqr]

Yes!!!!

[EleniBinge]

I've always used/heard κρεβατοκάμαρα for bedroom (bed + outdated word for room). I assume we can use them interchangeably?

[troll1995]

Yes, you can. Κάμαρα is not really outdated, but its not so common, the same way as chamber in English.

[EleniBinge]

That's a very helpful reference, ευχαριστω!

[Annabeth1705]

I'd like to share an interesting fact. Κάμαρα is what we call a room in Hindi, albeit with a slightly different pronunciation. I'm an Indian and I've found a few more similarities between Greek and Hindi here and it's fascinating. Like ανανάς and τσάι.

[ander.gd]

The hypno-dome, I love this language