Questions & Answers about Δεν πιστεύω τη δικαιολογία.
Δεν is the standard negation word for many Greek verb forms. It means not.
So:
- Πιστεύω = I believe
- Δεν πιστεύω = I do not believe / I don’t believe
In Greek, δεν usually comes directly before the verb.
The verb πιστεύω is in the 1st person singular, present tense, so it means I believe.
The ending -ω is a very common ending for I in Greek verbs.
For example:
- πιστεύω = I believe
- πιστεύεις = you believe
- πιστεύει = he/she/it believes
Greek often shows the subject through the verb ending, so you do not need to add the pronoun εγώ (I) unless you want emphasis.