Questions & Answers about Ποιο σύμφωνο ακούς μετά το «α»;
It can feel like either in English. Greek ποιο is asking you to identify one item, and in this sentence English could naturally say either:
- Which consonant do you hear after a?
- What consonant do you hear after a?
So the Greek is not strange here. The exact English choice depends more on style than on grammar.
Because Ποιο has to agree with σύμφωνο.
- ποιος = masculine
- ποια = feminine
- ποιο = neuter
Since σύμφωνο is a neuter singular noun, the question word must also be neuter singular: ποιο σύμφωνο.
Here σύμφωνο means consonant.
It is a neuter singular noun. In alphabet and phonics contexts:
- σύμφωνο = consonant
- φωνήεν = vowel
So the sentence is asking the learner to identify a consonant sound.