Questions & Answers about Η μαμά τραγουδάει χαμηλόφωνα στο μωρό.
In Greek, it is very common to use the definite article with family words and people in general.
So Η μαμά literally looks like the mom, but in natural English it is often just Mom or Mommy, depending on context.
This is completely normal Greek:
- Η μαμά έρχεται. = Mom is coming.
- Ο μπαμπάς δουλεύει. = Dad is working.
So the article here does not make it sound unusually formal or impersonal.
Η μαμά is in the nominative case, because it is the subject of the sentence — the one doing the action.
The verb is τραγουδάει = sings / is singing, and the person doing that action is η μαμά.
So:
- η μαμά = nominative singular feminine
- it answers the question who is singing? → the mom