"Ο άντρας τρώει κοτόπουλο."

Translation: The man eats chicken.

[PikachuSnowman]

Because there is no 'ena' or 'to,' does this imply the sentence must be translated as 'eats chicken?'

[D_..]

he eats (some) chicken = αυτός τρώει κοτόπουλο

he eats a chicken = αυτός τρώει ένα κοτόπουλο

he eats the chicken = αυτός τρώει το κοτόπουλο

[PikachuSnowman]

Got it. Thanks!

[ScorpioDragon94]

Kotopolo reminds me of pollo in Spanish, which means chicken.

[kolobarojimbo]

Also poulet in french probably related (¿)

[Sollihein]

Sorry if I should have asked when learning the verb to eat instead: is τρώει pronounced 'tro-ee'? Because it's hard to listen to and I hear 'tro-' all the time.

[torowan]

If you are on a browser, hover over the word τρώει and you'll hear just that word. The ώ is accented and lasts longer than the ει, but they're both there.

[JustinMast4]

Why is it "Ο άντρας" instead of "Το άνδρας?"

[alepouditsa_]

"Άντρας" is a masculine noun and the definite article for masculine nouns is ο. "Το" is the article for neuter nouns.