Verbs in Greek
Are there any difference about using some forms of verbs on the present ?
Ex: Φοραω/Φορω - γελω/γελαω - κοιταω/κοιτω
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Φοράω- φορώ
αγαπάω- αγαπώ
περνάω-περνώ
κοιτάω-κοιτώ
etc they called verbs who ends in -άω there is no difference but sometimes with -αω ending it sounds better. But feel free to use whatever you like but mind the accent mark.
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Verbs ending in -ώ are called συνηρημένα ρήματα. We rarely use them nowadays other than in the second person.
For example in every day situations we would use 'γελάω'. The form 'γελώ' would be obsolete in spoken greek but still used in songs or poems and the like. Same goes for the following: αυτός γελάει, εμείς γελάμε, εσείς γελάτε, αυτοί γελάνε.
BUT! Verbs in the second person exist only as συνηρημένα , eg. γελάς, φοράς, κοιτάς.
For example in every day situations we would use 'γελάω'. The form 'γελώ' would be obsolete in spoken greek but still used in songs or poems and the like. Same goes for the following: αυτός γελάει, εμείς γελάμε, εσείς γελάτε, αυτοί γελάνε.
BUT! Verbs in the second person exist only as συνηρημένα , eg. γελάς, φοράς, κοιτάς.
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There is no difference !!
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