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Not necessarily.
Could be a masculine noun such as τους κουραμπιέδες (a kind of baked item often eaten around Christmas).
May 24, 2017
Luke930683
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"κουραμπιέδες" reminded me of the turkish word "kurabiye" (a sort of biscuit) and indeed it seems to be of turkish/arabic origine.
June 23, 2018
No; these short forms such as με σε τον τους etc. are only used before a verb, or right after an imperative (command) form.
If you want to put the pronoun after the verb, you'll need the full form: Τρώω αυτούς.
October 25, 2016
Well, you can if you're speaking Greek in Cyprus (a fact usually ignored); but anyway this course is about Standard Greek so you should concentrate on that.
March 1, 2019
Indication of the pronouns:
May 10, 2018
