"Εσύ πίνεις νερό."

Translation: You drink water.

[Cheetaiean]

πινεις sounds familiar for a native English speaker

[kate-bookworm]

so fast, in Greek people speak in this way? ( hardly hear, will be good if we can hear slower versions also :)

[Dimitra956826]

It depends on the person. Some people talk pretty fast, others pretty slow. That's a thing for pretty much any language, I think. ^.^

[troll1995]

I would have to argue that this particular sentence (and any machine generater duolingo voiced sentence) is pretty slow compared to what a native would say in everyday speech. They are more slow and clear than the average Greek speaker, to my opinion..

[Dimitra956826]

Yeah definitely. It's just that to me, the speed and "clarity" of speech depends on a lot of stuff, that have to do with the people themselves. Dialects are a factor, too. ^.^ But I agree about the speed on the Duolingo sentences. They are all a bit slowed down, I guess for learning reasons. ^.^

[RaZzCq]

Slower and just a tad bit clearer pronunciation lol

[wpsps]

For this sentence, is it the same for "you are drinking water" and "you drink water "?

[G.Georgopoulos]

Sure! Greek lacks the Present Continuous tense ;)

[wpsps]

Of course, Thank you!!! For everything is ever becoming, ever flowing. Static motor.