εγώ εσύ αυτός αυτή αυτό
Subject Pronouns
Εγώ and εσύ mean I and you; αυτός, αυτή and αυτό mean he, she and it or this one.
How It Works
Εγώ and εσύ mean I and you; αυτός, αυτή and αυτό mean he, she and it or this one.
Greek verb endings often make an explicit subject pronoun unnecessary. Keep it when identifying, contrasting or clarifying the subject; third-person forms can also act as demonstratives.
| Greek | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Εγώ γράφω. | I am writing. |
| Εσύ μιλάς. | You are speaking. |
| Αυτή διαβάζει. | She is reading. |
Examples (3)
- Εγώ γράφω.
I am writing.
- Εσύ μιλάς.
You are speaking.
- Αυτή διαβάζει.
She is reading.
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