In Greek, 'oti' and 'pou' both translate to 'that' but are used differently: 'pou' is used after verbs expressing feelings and emotions (e.g., 'herome pou' - I'm happy that), while 'oti' is used after verbs expressing thinking, opinion, or stating something (e.g., 'leo oti' - I say that). To choose correctly, always consider the verb first.
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What's the difference between "oti" and "pou" in Greek? Pame. Both of them translate as "that", but in Greek, there is a difference between them that you have to [music] be aware in order to use them correctly. "Pou" is used always after verbs that show feelings and emotions, such as "herome pou", [music] I'm happy that, "lipame pou", I'm sad, I'm sorry that. But "oti" is used when you have verbs that show thinking, opinion, I say something. For example, "leo oti", I say that. "Skeptome oti", I'm thinking that.
"I gnomi mou ine oti", [music] my opinion is that. So, when you don't know which one to use, "pou" or "oti", meaning that, always think of your verb first.
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