Greek Lessons
- Lesson 1: Basics of Greek
- Lesson 2: Pronunciation, Genders, Verb "to be"
- Lesson 3: Pronunciation, Article & Noun Declension, Verb "to have"
- Lesson 4: Basic Greek Sentences, Noun and Verb Declension, Indefinite Article
- Lesson 5: Nouns, Adjectives, Verbs - Greek Standard Phrases
- Lesson 6: More Greek Nouns & Adjectives, Imperfect Tense, Vocabulary, Greek Dialogues
- Lesson 7: Greek Nouns, Simple Past, Vocabulary, Greek Sentences
- Lesson 8: Personal Pronouns, Future Tense
- Lesson 9: Greek Adjectives, Greek verbs and Possessives
- Lesson 10: Greek Adjectives, Pronouns & Numerals
- Lesson 11: Greek Nouns, Final
- Lesson 12: Conjunctions, Relative Pronouns & Subordinate Sentences
- Lesson 13: Greek verbs
- Lesson 14: Greek verbs, Active voice, Revision
- Lesson 15: Adjectives, Numerals, Pronouns in Greek
- Lesson 16: Prepositions of the Greek Language
- Lesson 17: More Greek Prepositions
- Lesson 18: Passive voice of Greek verbs
- Lesson 19: Passive Voice of Greek Verbs, Part II
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Lesson 19: Passive Voice of Greek Verbs, Part II
In Lesson 18, we learned about the Simple and Continuous tenses of the Passive voice of Greek verbs. In Lesson 19, we’ll examine the Perfect tenses*, the Passive Participle and we’ll learn a few tricks for correct spelling. ——— *In … Continue reading
Lesson 18: Passive voice of Greek verbs
Up to now, we have learnt the Active voice of Greek verbs. In the Active voice, the subject of the verb performs an action, and this action either has an effect on a person or object (transitive verbs), or does … Continue reading
Lesson 17: More Greek Prepositions
Besides those Prepositions of modern Greek language that we learned in Lesson 16, there are also some Prepositions coming from ancient Greek. These are rarely or never used alone in a sentence — most usually, they are added to words … Continue reading
Lesson 16: Prepositions of the Greek Language
Today we will devote our lesson to the Prepositions of the Greek language. We will learn which are the Prepositions, their meaning, the construction (syntax) of prepositional phrases. Prepositions are the little undeclinable words that are placed before nouns or adverbs, and express … Continue reading
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Lesson 15: Adjectives, Numerals, Pronouns in Greek
In this post, we’re going to wrap up the chapters on Adjective comparison, Numerals, Pronouns, in order to move on to entirely new grounds in our next lesson. ———————————————- I. Adjectives: Degrees of Comparison In Lesson 9, we talked about … Continue reading
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Lesson 14: Greek verbs, Active voice, Revision
. In order to close the chapter on the Active voice of Greek verbs, today we shall examine the Auxiliary verbs ‘to be’ (είμαι) and ‘to have’ (έχω) in the remaining tenses and modes, the Impersonal verbs, and some Irregular verbs. Then, … Continue reading
Lesson 13: Greek verbs
In this lesson, we will complete our exploration into the forms of the Active voice of verbs by learning about the Subjunctive mode the Imperative mode, and the Participle. Verb Declension – Active voice Subjunctive mode: While Indicative is … Continue reading
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Lesson 12: Conjunctions, Relative Pronouns & Subordinate Sentences
In this lesson we will enter a new, exciting area of Greek language: we will learn how to join sentences and create more complex meaning, denoting purpose, doubt, conclusion, etc. We will learn the special words (conjunctions and pronouns) that … Continue reading
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Lesson 11: Greek Nouns, Final
In this lesson, we will learn the remaining tables of declension for Greek Nouns (Masculine, Feminine, Neutral) This will be our final lesson on the declension of Nouns. We will learn some new ones & we’ll remember what we’ve … Continue reading
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Lesson 10: Greek Adjectives, Pronouns & Numerals
In this lesson, we will learn: Adjectives in -ων, -ουσα, -ον & in -ύς, -εία, -ύ Reflexive & Demonstrative Pronous Numbers, Cardinal & Ordinal ———————— 1. Greek Adjectives Adjectives in -ων, -ουσα, -ον Masculine Singular Plural Nom. o ενδιαφέρ-ων (interesting) οι … Continue reading
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