Breakdown of Σκοπεύεις να μιλήσεις με τη συνεργάτιδά σου για ένα πιο βολικό ωράριο;
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It is the 2nd person singular present indicative of σκοπεύω.
So grammatically it means you intend / you plan / you mean to.
A useful thing to notice: in Greek, a yes/no question often keeps the same word order as a statement. The sentence becomes a question mainly through intonation in speech and the Greek question mark in writing.
Because σκοπεύω is normally followed by a να-clause when you say what someone intends to do.
- σκοπεύω να... = I intend to...
- σκοπεύεις να... = you intend to...
So να is introducing the action being planned.
No. μιλήσεις here is not future tense.
It is the aorist subjunctive form of μιλάω / μιλώ, used after να.
Compare:
- θα μιλήσεις = you will speak / talk → future
- να μιλήσεις = to speak / that you speak in a subjunctive structure
So in this sentence, να μιλήσεις means something like to talk as the intended action.