Breakdown of Αν αύριο μου πουν να δουλέψω ξαφνικά, τουλάχιστον σήμερα τα κανονίσαμε όλα.
Questions & Answers about Αν αύριο μου πουν να δουλέψω ξαφνικά, τουλάχιστον σήμερα τα κανονίσαμε όλα.
Αν means if and introduces a conditional clause. In Greek, the if-clause very often pairs with the subjunctive (using να) when you’re talking about a possible future situation.
So Αν …, … sets up: “If X happens, then (at least) Y is true.”
Greek generally does not use θα in the αν- clause in this kind of conditional.
Instead, Greek uses:
- Αν + subjunctive (often with να) for a possible future situation, or
- other tense patterns depending on the type of condition.
Here, που(ν) is the verb, and the future meaning comes from the context (αύριο) and the conditional setup, not from θα.