"Είμαστε παιδιά."

Translation: We are children.

[AlfredoGim]

It sounds like "ee-mah-stah peh-dia" but I thought it was supposed to be pronounced "ee-mah-steh peh-dia" (steh, not stah). Is this correct?

[YPSILONZ]

You are right, the audio sounds somehow like stah. It should be "steh".

[DiegoBrook5]

True! :(

[richardbeeson]

do you not need a verb?

[troll1995]

Είμαστε is a verb and means "we are", if that's what you mean. :)

[ShatteredSans]

huh? '-' I thought there was one

[Daveed7]

What is the difference between εμείς είμαστε παιδιά and είμαστε παιδια? Are both correct but the first is "formal"?

[GregoGreek1]

In greek the conjulgations are definied...so you dont need to put the personal noun... εμείς είμαστε or just είμαστε are correct

[Kristina_2020]

The hover says it should be "are we children" :| but it actually "we are children"... I wrote what hover said, and (ofcourse) it was wrong :(

[PauloMuffato]

This sentence should not be on "Foods".

[Fernande969020]

Wasn't είμαστε translated "You are" in a neighboring question? So confusing.

[mizinamo]

Wasn't είμαστε translated "You are" in a neighboring question?

Unlikely.

"you are" is είσαι when you are speaking to one person, and either είστε or είσαστε if you are talking to several people.

Note the difference between

• είμαστε = we are
• είσαστε = you are

[Fernande969020]

DOH! Don't know how I missed that. Apologies. And thanks.