"Πίνω και τρώω."

Translation: I drink and I eat.

[Lensman400]

this means 'eat and drink' as well as 'I am eating'

[jaye16]

Yes, both should be given, I'll check it and add it if not. Thanks for the heads up.

[dolce10]

my answer of "drink and eat" was marked incorrect. Do I have to include the "I" ? I guess it is implied - yes?

[Sithmobias1]

How do I tell that the subject is included? It seemed like it was just looked like "eat and drink" to me...

[D_..]

Unless I am mistaken, 'eat and drink' in English can only stand on its own as the imperative, which is very different in Greek. The ending of the verbs here (-ω) clearly indicate it's the first person singular and the phrase means 'I (am) eat(ing) and drink(ing)'.

[jaye16]

This is explained in Basic 2 Tips & notes. I've now added it to Basic 1. Each Skill has Tips & note found right under the list of Lessons on the Homepage.

[Luke610314]

It could also be "I drink and eat"

[jaye16]

Yes, this is also accepted.

[Airsoft246]

is it pronounced "troh-oh" or just "troh"?

[franksk]

More like troh-oh, or just a longer oh

[TMRounds]

What are the non specified words for ear and drink that arent connected to i, they or the likes

[minie-marie]

How do we know when to use ο or ω?