Questions & Answers about Δεν θέλω να περιμένω για πολύ, γιατί βιάζομαι.
Because Greek normally uses να + finite verb where English often uses an infinitive.
So:
- θέλω να περιμένω = I want to wait
Modern Greek does not usually say to wait with a separate infinitive form the way English does. Instead, να introduces the verb clause.
Because δεν is negating the main verb θέλω:
- Δεν θέλω... = I don’t want...
If you wanted to negate the verb after να, you would use μη(ν) instead:
- Θέλω να μην περιμένω = I want not to wait / I want to avoid waiting
So in this sentence, the speaker is saying I do not want, which is why δεν is used.