Questions & Answers about Προχωράμε αργά στο πάρκο και χαλαρώνουμε.
Both προχωράμε and χαλαρώνουμε are:
- Tense: Present
- Person/number: 1st person plural (we)
- Mood: Indicative
So:
- προχωράμε = we move on / we go forward / we walk on
- χαλαρώνουμε = we relax / we are relaxing
Because Modern Greek doesn’t distinguish “we relax” vs “we are relaxing” in the verb form, χαλαρώνουμε can mean either, depending on context.
Greek usually drops subject pronouns because the verb ending already shows the subject.
- The ending -με in προχωράμε and χαλαρώνουμε tells you the subject is “we”.
- Εμείς (we) is only added for emphasis or contrast, e.g.
- Εμείς προχωράμε αργά, αυτοί τρέχουν.
We walk slowly, they run.
- Εμείς προχωράμε αργά, αυτοί τρέχουν.
So the sentence doesn’t need an explicit “we”; it’s understood from the verb.