Breakdown of Ανακατεύουμε τη σάλτσα στην κατσαρόλα, και εγώ κόβω ψωμί για όλους.
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Both verbs are in the present tense: ανακατεύουμε (we stir/mix) and κόβω (I cut/slice). In Greek, the present is commonly used:
- for actions happening right now (we’re stirring; I’m cutting), and
- in a recipe / instruction style, where Greek often uses we in the present (similar to English recipe language like we mix, we add).
ανακατεύουμε = verb ανακατεύω (to stir/mix) conjugated as:
- 1st person plural = we
So the subject is we (and Greek normally doesn’t need an explicit we because the ending already shows it).