"Αυτή δεν με υποστηρίζει."

Translation: She does not support me.

[Hilary666874]

Why με not μου?

[Dmatafonov]

The pronounce of the last word in whole phrase sounds like iposteriZi, but pronounce when you click at the last word itself, sounds like iposteriHi. Which is correct? Both?

[teopap2]

Only the first (with the z sound) is correct. This is probably a problem with the speaking device (?), which, as I have found out, affects all words ending in the sound -izi, no matter the spelling (ρίζι, υποστηρίζει, etc.). All these words sound like -izi, not -ihi.

[ZacTheShave]

Does this mean something like financial support? Support your decision? Either?

[teopap2]

Either, and also any other kind of support.

[Jon345104]

Is there a rule for when to use the strong and the weak forms

[paul448352]

where is the "she does" in this sentence for the negative "δεν "το make it "she does not"?.

[D_..]

Negation in the indicative mood is formed by adding δεν (not); no auxiliary verb needed. Αυτή υποστηρίζει = She supports. Αυτή δεν υποστηρίζει = She does not support. Then you add the object in the right place.

Note that negation in the subjunctive uses μην as 'not'. The imperative also uses subjunctive forms in negation.

[Vemund75118]

In Norway we have a product called "styrofom". The word may have been derived from the word στηρι. Which means "to support". Styrofom is used under a concrete floor.