Questions & Answers about Το βράδυ στο μπαλκόνι έχει ωραίο αεράκι.
In everyday Greek, έχει is often used impersonally to mean there is / there are, especially in spoken language.
So:
- Έχει ωραίο αεράκι. = There is a nice breeze.
This is very common and natural in speech.
A more formal or bookish option would be υπάρχει, but that is not what people usually say in simple everyday sentences like this.
Compare:
- Έχει κόσμο εδώ. = There are people here.
- Έχει πρόβλημα. = There is a problem.
So in this sentence, έχει does not mean that someone has a breeze.