"Πώς νιώθουν αυτοί;"

Translation: How do they feel?

[MomKat5]

Please explain the difference between νιωθω and αισθανομαι. When am I talking about "emotions" such as what I feel in my heart or when I am "feeling sick" as opposed to the "sensation" of a spider on my back?

[FilipFilip17]

Greek is a beautiful language, but νιώθουν (nyothun) sounds just weird.

[LIQUID_INFERNO]

IKR, I was thinking it sounded more Icelandic than Greek

[Stergi3]

This νι without accent is a special phoneme in Greek, pronounced like ni in onion.

[jss.___]

Like Spanish ñ, Portuguese nh, French and Italian gn...

[Stergi3]

Yes, but it is not so intense. Some Greeks in Southern Greece pronounce it exactly the same as the above. But it's not the general rule. It is a regional pronunciation.

[PauloMuffato]

Could I omit αυτοί in this situation?

[jaye16]

Yes, you could omit "αυτοί" completely. You could also use one of these other words for "they" "αυτοί/αυτές/αυτά]". But as I said without any of those it's fine and normal.

[adegreeoffreedom]

What do they feel?

[Steve912598]

Was marked incorrect for me.

[DoctorFateMX]

The highlight help for πώς says how or what.

[jaye16]

Yes, but the first one is "how" that is to help you understand what is needed for this sentence.

[Anne723994]

Must the answer include αυτοι .... does νιώθουν = 'they feel'

[jaye16]

"Πώς νιώθουν;" is also a correct translation and included in the database.