"Πίνω καφέ"

Translation: I drink coffee

[Alkimeer]

Is there any difference between "καφέ" and "καφές"?

[troll1995]

Καφές is conjjugated like this:
Nominative: ο καφές
Genitive: του καφέ
Accusative: τον καφέ
Vocative: - καφέ
In the sentence above you use the accusative of καφές because it is a direct object.
Καφέ can also mean the brown color.

[DanielPand14]

Why is it πίνω instead of πίνει?

[shrikrishna1]

probably πίνω is used for 1st person. And πίνει is used for 3rd person.

[Dimitra956826]

Exactly. ^.^

[JohnBacas]

Is that why Εγώ is excluded? Εγώ πίνει καψε?

[Dimitra956826]

You see, unlike English, Greek has a unique verb ending for each person. The form πίνω is for 1st person singular. Why is why pronouns (εγώ, εσύ, αυτός etc.) can be omitted, in almost all cases. The verb makes it quite clear, so they are almost redundant. ^.^

[Joridiy]

It's like Spanish. There's no need to add the pronoun unless oneself wants to add expressivity.

[vale_221096]

Exactly, but in this case it's "πίνω" (1st person singular), not "πίνει" (3rd person singular)