"Εσύ διαβάζεις μία εφημερίδα."

Translation: You read a newspaper.

[ander.gd]

Am I the only one hearing εφημέριδα instead of εφημερίδα?

[Dimitra956826]

I just checked both slow and regular audio, and I think the pronunciation of εφημερίδα sounds fine. The accent is where it's supposed to be. :/

[Edilvers]

Efímero or efemérides in Spanish. Which one comes from εφημερίδα? :-)(Periódico).

[D_..]

Both, εφήμερο is used in modern Greek as well! It seems the spelling was changed in only one of the two words in Spanish for some reason...

[Langenth]

I can omit the indefinite article, right?

[Dimitra956826]

Yes you can. ^.^

[AymenZehra]

When to use "mia" abd when to use "ena" for the indefinite article?

Thank you :)

[mizinamo]

When to use "mia" abd when to use "ena" for the indefinite article?

• Masculine nouns: use ένας in the nominative case, έναν in the accusative case
• Feminine nouns: use μία
• Neuter nouns: use ένα

[shrikrishna1]

Why " you are reading a newspaper", is incorrect? Is there a separate continuous tense in Greek?