Σήμερα νιώθω υπέροχα στο πάρκο.

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Breakdown of Σήμερα νιώθω υπέροχα στο πάρκο.

• σε: at
• το πάρκο: the park
• νιώθω: to feel

Questions & Answers about Σήμερα νιώθω υπέροχα στο πάρκο.

Where is the word “I” in the Greek sentence? Why isn’t it written?

Greek is a “pro‑drop” language: subject pronouns (I, you, he, etc.) are usually left out because the verb ending already shows who the subject is.

• νιώθω means “I feel”.
  The ending -ω marks 1st person singular (I).

So the “I” is inside the verb νιώθω, and you normally don’t need to say Εγώ.

You can say:

• Εγώ σήμερα νιώθω υπέροχα στο πάρκο.

That adds emphasis, more like: “Me, today I feel wonderful at the park (as opposed to someone else / some other time).”

Why is it υπέροχα and not υπέροχος or υπέροχη?