"Είδες την πισίνα τους;"

Translation: Did you see their swimming pool?

[Isidor868839]

the voice does not at all rise at the end of the sentence. So I thought, that the sentence was affirmative.

[jaye16]

I'm assuming you had this as a Listening exercise. We'll report it thank you.

[Le._.Doc]

Same here. The pronunciation does not indicate a question.

[jaye16]

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[DuoSmeagol]

I like how relatively unchanged the word for "pool" is in just about all the Latin languages and now Greek!

[Condorandi]

What is the difference between "βλέπω" and "δώ"? In another lesson βλέπω was translated as I see or I look at and δώ also as I see.

[AndreasThes]

It's the same irregular verb.
"είδα, είδες" is past tense (αόριστος) of the verb "βλέπω"
https://moderngreekverbs.com/blepo.html
Βλέπω is usually translated as I see. I look is better translated as κοιτάζω (or κοιτάω, κοιτώ, all the same meaning)

[ThisIsBliss77]

Andreas is correct that those are two versions or tenses of the same word (although irregular), but to be more precise, the difference is βλέπω conveys a more open or ongoing feeling as in "I will see her every day" as opposed to δώ conveys a more closed feeling or a single event as in "I will see her tomorrow."

Hope this helps!