Αν διαβάζω λίγο κάθε μέρα, πετυχαίνω πιο συχνά τον στόχο μου και νιώθω καλύτερα.

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Breakdown of Αν διαβάζω λίγο κάθε μέρα, πετυχαίνω πιο συχνά τον στόχο μου και νιώθω καλύτερα.

• λίγο: a little
• μου: my
• πιο: more

Questions & Answers about Αν διαβάζω λίγο κάθε μέρα, πετυχαίνω πιο συχνά τον στόχο μου και νιώθω καλύτερα.

Why is there no Greek word for I in this sentence?

Because Greek usually does not need subject pronouns when the verb ending already shows who is doing the action.

• διαβάζω = I read / I am reading
• πετυχαίνω = I achieve / I succeed
• νιώθω = I feel

So the I is built into the verb form.

You could add εγώ for emphasis, but it is not necessary:

• Αν εγώ διαβάζω λίγο κάθε μέρα... = If I read a little every day...

That sounds more emphatic, like if I am the one who reads...

Why are the verbs in the present tense?

Because this sentence describes a general habit or repeated pattern:

• Αν διαβάζω λίγο κάθε μέρα... = If I read a little every day...
• πετυχαίνω... και νιώθω... = I achieve... and feel...

In Greek, the present tense is very natural for things that happen regularly, typically, or whenever the condition is true.

So this is not about one single future event. It is about a repeated cause-and-effect relationship.

What exactly does αν mean here?