Questions & Answers about Εμείς μένουμε σε ήσυχη γειτονιά.
In Greek, the verb ending already shows the subject:
- μένουμε = we live / we stay (the ending -ουμε = “we”)
So you can say simply:
- Μένουμε σε ήσυχη γειτονιά. → “We live in a quiet neighborhood.”
The subject pronoun εμείς is usually added for emphasis or contrast, for example:
- Εμείς μένουμε σε ήσυχη γειτονιά, αλλά αυτοί μένουν στο κέντρο.
We live in a quiet neighborhood, but they live in the center.
So:
- Without εμείς: neutral statement.
- With Εμείς: “we (as opposed to someone else)”.
It’s capitalized only because it is the first word of the sentence.
Normally, the pronoun is written with a lowercase letter:
- εμείς μένουμε…
Greek does not capitalize personal pronouns like English does with I, except sometimes out of politeness for Σας / Σου in formal writing. Here, εμείς would be lowercase in the middle of a sentence.