"What a nice dress."

Translation: Τι ωραίο φόρεμα.

[spdl79]

Would you never use an article with this type of sentence? In other words, can τι mean 'what a' in a non-interrogative way without an ένας/ένα/μια?

[troll1995]

You mean if "Τι ένα ωραίο φόρεμα" would be correct? No, these type of sentences never have an indefinite article. Τι όμορφο σπίτι=what a pretty house, τι ψηλό κτίριο=what a high building etc

[spdl79]

Yes, that's right. Many thanks for confirming Troll.

[JuanAntoni154283]

Like in Spanish: "Qué & Que"... ¡Qué bonito vestido!

[Marina636123]

Why not ωραία φόρεμα?

[mizinamo]

Because φόρεμα -- like just about all nouns in -μα -- is neuter, not feminine.

Thus it has to be ωραίο φόρεμα.