Questions & Answers about Αυτός δεν ακούει μουσική στο γραφείο.
You can drop it. Greek is a pro‑drop language, so the verb ending already tells you the subject.
- Δεν ακούει μουσική στο γραφείο. = He/She/It doesn’t listen to music at the office (gender comes from context).
- Αυτός δεν ακούει… adds emphasis or contrast: He doesn’t (but maybe others do).
- δεν is the standard negation for indicative statements and goes immediately before the verb phrase: Αυτός δεν ακούει…
- With object pronouns, they come after δεν and before the verb: Δεν την ακούει.
- Use μην (or μη) with imperatives and the subjunctive (with να/ας):
- Μην ακούς μουσική στο γραφείο. (Don’t listen…)
- Να μην ακούει μουσική στο γραφείο. (So that he not listen…)
- Colloquially you may hear δε for δεν, but δεν is the standard written form.
The verb is ακούω (to listen/hear). Present tense:
- εγώ ακούω
- εσύ ακούς
- αυτός/αυτή/αυτό ακούει
- εμείς ακούμε
- εσείς ακούτε
- αυτοί/αυτές/αυτά ακούν(ε)
Both ακούν and ακούνε are correct in the 3rd person plural.