“Who” in Greek

In Greek, “Who” (in the singular form) is written using the Latin script as:

(m) Poios

(f) Poia

Using the Greek alphabet, it is written as:

(m) Ποιός

(f) Ποιά

In Greek, “Who” (in the plural form) is written using the Latin script as:

(m) Poioi

(f) Poies

Using the Greek alphabet, it is written as:

(m) Ποιοί

(f) Ποιές

Listen to these four words pronounced (audio)

 

Examples in sentences or statements

 
“Who is that?”

(m) Poios einai ekeinos?

(f) Poia einai ekeini?

(m) Ποιός είναι εκείνος;

(f) Ποιά είναι εκείνη;

 
“Who is calling you?”

(m) Poios se pairnei?

(f) Poia se pairnei?

(m) Ποιός σε παίρνει;

(f) Ποιά σε παίρνει;

 
“I didn’t see who was here.”

(m) Den eida poios itan ekei.

(f) Den eida poia itan ekei.

(m) Δεν είδα ποιος ήταν εκεί.

(f) Δεν είδα ποιος ήταν εκεί.

 
“Who are they?”

(m) Poioi einai aftoi?

(f) Poies einai aftes?

(m) Ποιοί είναι αυτοί;

(f) Ποιές είναι αυτές;

 
“Who’s coming to the party?”

(m) Poioi tha erthoun sto parti?

(f) Poies tha erthoun sto parti?

(m) Ποιοί θα έρθουν στο πάρτυ;

(f) Ποιές θα έρθουν στο πάρτυ;
 

In other Mediterranean languages and dialects

“Who” in Tunisian Arabic

“Who” in Turkish