"Across" in Greek

In Greek, "Across" is written using the Latin script as:

Apenanti

Using the Greek alphabet, it is written as:

Απέναντι

(Editor's note: Apenanti / Απέναντι is an adverb that directly means "Across". Depending on the statement, a common series is (m) Ston / Στον (f) Stin / Στην (n) Sto / Στο, which is a common Greek preposition that translates into "On", "In", "At", "To", etc.)

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Examples in sentences or statements

 
"We're across the street."

Eimaste apenanti.

Είμαστε απέναντι.

 
"I'm in the store across the street."

Eimai sto magazi apenanti.

Είμαι στο μαγαζί απέναντι.

 
"He's sitting across from her."

Kathetai apenanti tis.

Κάθεται απέναντι της.

 
"Slide it across the table."

(singular) Tsoulise to sto trapezi.

(plural) Tsouliste to sto trapezi.

(singular) Τσούλησε το στο τραπέζι.

(plural) Τσουλήστε το στο τραπέζι.

 
"I parked across the street."

Parkara apenanti.

Πάρκαρα απέναντι.
 

In other Mediterranean languages and dialects

"Across" in Tunisian Arabic