Questions & Answers about Δεν χρειάζομαι τόσα λεφτά για το ταξίδι.
Greek usually leaves out subject pronouns (εγώ = I) when the verb ending already shows the person.
- χρειάζομαι is 1st person singular (I need).
- So Δεν χρειάζομαι τόσα λεφτά για το ταξίδι is understood as I don’t need that much money for the trip without needing εγώ.
You could say Εγώ δεν χρειάζομαι… for emphasis (like I don’t need…), but it isn’t necessary.
Both δεν and μην are negatives, but they’re used in different contexts.
- δεν is used with indicative verbs (normal statements of fact):
- Δεν χρειάζομαι λεφτά. → I don’t need money.
- Δεν πάω. → I’m not going.
- μην is used with subjunctive, imperative, and some other non‑indicative forms:
- Να μην πας. → Don’t go.
- Μην πας! → Don’t go!
Here we have a simple statement, so δεν is correct: Δεν χρειάζομαι…