Questions & Answers about Δεν ακούω καλά τη φωνή σου στη βιντεοκλήση.
Δεν is the standard negative used with normal (indicative) verb forms, like ακούω (I hear / I am hearing).
Δεν goes before a finite verb in statements:
- Δεν ακούω καλά… = I don’t hear well…
- Δεν δουλεύει. = It doesn’t work.
Μη(ν) is used mainly:
- with the subjunctive: να μην ακούω
- with negative commands: Μην ακούς! = Don’t listen!
- in some fixed expressions.
So in a simple statement like this, Δεν is the correct negative.
Greek usually omits subject pronouns because the verb ending already shows who the subject is.
- ακούω = I hear
- ακούς = you hear
- ακούει = he / she / it hears
So Δεν ακούω καλά… automatically means I don’t hear well… without needing Εγώ.
You can add Εγώ (Εγώ δεν ακούω καλά…) for emphasis, like “I don’t hear well (but maybe you do).”