πού
Asking Where
Πού asks where and takes a written accent in a direct or indirect question.
How It Works
Πού asks where and takes a written accent in a direct or indirect question.
Do not confuse it with unaccented που, which links clauses. A question can ask either location or destination; the verb and context supply that difference.
| Greek | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Πού μένεις; | Where do you live? |
| Πού πας; | Where are you going? |
| Πού είναι; | Where is it? |
Examples (3)
- Πού μένεις;
Where do you live?
- Πού πας;
Where are you going?
- Πού είναι;
Where is it?
How It Connects
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Recognize a finite question before adding a word that asks for one particular part of its answer.
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