"Αυτός τρέχει χωρίς παπούτσια."

Translation: He runs without shoes.

[Timongreek22]

What is the difference between χωρίς and δίχως?

[troll1995]

it's the same ;)

[AlyssaNoseworthy]

What is the difference between writing "He runs barefoot" here instead of "without shoes"?

[Odontoceto]

This sentence means literally "He runs without shoes". It doesn't use the specific Greek word for "Barefoot" (Ξυπόλυτος). So the right translation is "He runs without shoes".

[AlyssaNoseworthy]

Ahh, I see. Thanks!

[Niko837328]

I think "He is running without shoes on" should be an accepted answer as in greek the "on" can simply be implied.

In a another question in this lesson the literal translation would have been "... with clothes" but "...with clothes on" was accepted.

[troll1995]

Right! added! Thank you! ;)

[paul448352]

Thanks guys I dare say the penny will drop one day I just hope its soon,

[LaraineCic]

Why can't it be χωρίς τα παπούτσια?