Questions & Answers about Η τιμή είναι καλή σήμερα.
In Greek you normally use the definite article much more than in English:
- Η τιμή = the price
- Saying just τιμή είναι καλή (without η) is ungrammatical here.
Greek tends to use the article with:
- Abstract nouns: η αγάπη (love), η υγεία (health)
- General / specific things: η τιμή (the price [we’re talking about])
So where English often drops the, Greek usually keeps η/ο/το.
Greek nouns have grammatical gender: masculine, feminine, or neuter.
- τιμή is a feminine noun.
- The feminine singular nominative article is η.
- Masculine would use ο (e.g. ο φίλος – the friend [m.])
- Neuter would use το (e.g. το βιβλίο – the book)
So:
- η τιμή = the price (feminine)
and the article must match the noun’s gender.