Questions & Answers about Το χειροκρότημα κρατάει πολύ.
Το is the definite article here, meaning the.
In this sentence, χειροκρότημα is a neuter singular noun, so the matching article is το:
- το χειροκρότημα = the applause
Greek articles change depending on gender, number, and case, so you cannot use just one form like English the for everything.
Χειροκρότημα means applause or clapping.
It is a neuter noun. In this sentence it is the subject:
- Το χειροκρότημα = the applause
- κρατάει πολύ = lasts a long time / goes on for a long time
So the whole sentence is structured as:
- subject + verb + adverb