🇬🇷 Greek
Ελληνικά • Greek
Pronouns you actually use (I / you / we)
Choose the right ‘you’, and get comfortable with the most common pronoun patterns.
What to know
These are the patterns that matter most at beginner level.
- Εσύ (informal you) vs εσείς (formal/plural you).
- Greek uses articles a lot and has cases (especially nominative/accusative/genitive).
- Don’t panic: start with fixed phrases and common patterns.
Πώς είσαι;
Pós eísai
How are you? (informal)
Πώς είστε;
Pós eíste
How are you? (formal)
Είμαι εδώ.
Eímai edó
I am here.
Θέλω νερό.
Thélo neró
I want water.
Δεν καταλαβαίνω.
Den katalavaíno
I don't understand.
Μιλάτε αγγλικά;
Miláte angliká
Do you speak English? (formal)
Πού είναι η τουαλέτα;
Poú eínai i toualéta
Where is the toilet?
Αυτός είναι ο φίλος μου.
Aftós eínai o fílos mou
This is my friend.
Practice tip
Take one sentence and swap the subject: I → you → we.
- Say it slowly first, then at normal speed.
- If the verb changes, learn the ‘you’ form as a pair.
Mini‑quiz
Mini-quiz
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Which sentence matches “How are you? (informal)”?