ASMR | Teaching you Basic Greek🇬🇷🤓🫶🏼 | iPad Tingles✨ 

Yesss I would really like a Korean teaching video if that's okay with you too!! 😊💞❣️

한국어 영상도 보고싶어용❤

@@user-wz7yq6xc9e 지금 다음 한국어 비디오를 준비하고 있어용 ㅎㅎ~~~🩷🤍

korean teaching video would be great! for the apple pencil issue, i think its taking your hand input as a drawing input and drawing the really straight line. that can be turned off in the ipad settings under the apple pencil section :) it wont disable touch input, just the drawing part

YES Please do a korean video!I loved how you were reading a but of korean in your video about how you learned the language,its amazing

Totally! Saying this as a Spaniard myself lmao

normalmente las personas que no están familiarizadas con el español confunden el acento de españa con el de grecia, se parecen muchísimo

As a Greek sometimes I also think Spanish are like very fast Greek that I can't understand 😊

Maybe I THING 💭 IM NOT SURE I SAY MAYBE . Γιατί νομίζω η Ελλάδα ήταν η πρώτη γλώσσα οπότε μπορεί κάποιες χώρες να εμπνεύστηκα .❤ .I THINK

real omgg, i got so surprised when i heard greek pronunciation for the first time it literally sounds the same as an spanish myself

That is interesting can you give us some examples?As a Greek I am curious to know how you guys say our letters❤

​@@helgathegreat Not the original commenter but I think I can answer! Math likes to use the small letters but the capitals also show up sometimes. I don't take physics but they show up in other fields of math and science too. The most common one used in math is π = 3.14..., that gets pronounced as "pie" instead of "pee" (probably the reason why lol). α is the same. But if you're writing it alongside the English letter a, people usually always write it in that fish-shaped way (like the α at 22:57). β uses the English "b" sound instead of English "v", and it's pronounced "bay-ta". γ gamma uses the English hard "g" sound, also the "ah" sound is less open. Both Δ δ get used as a symbol for 'change in [something]', that gets pronounced as "delta" with a hard "d" sound instead of "th". ζ I think people tend to say "zay-ta" instead of "zee-ta". θ I think some people also say "they-ta". λ, I think people say "Lamb🐑-da" but the modern greek way is also common. Math uses it as the symbol for wave frequency, among other things. μ gets pronounced "myu"/"miu". It's the symbol for micro-scale measurements e.g., 1 micrometer -> 1μm. Capital Π gets used as the symbol for product. Sigma is pronounced the same. Σ is used as the symbol for sum, and σ for standard deviation. Never seen ς. τ is pronounced "tau". I know it as 2 x π (6.28...). Caught me off guard that modern greek has an "f" sound in it! φ, I hear people say it like the start of "five", so a "fai" sound, not "fee". Most famously it's the symbol for the golden ratio. χ is spelled "Chi". So you might say it how it's spelled, but personally I've always been saying "kai". I've not been in places where people pronounce it with a "H" sound ahahah. Shows up as the name of a statistical test (χ² "Chi-squared"). ψ, I think people drop the "p" sound, and say "(p)sai". Ω/ω is the same. Ω gets used as the symbol for a unit of electrical resistance, "Ohm". ε, ο and ρ are pronounced the same (but people don't use omega outside of just as a name for something cos its the same as english "o"). Never seen ν, η, ι or κ and I've not heard people pronounce ξ or υ even though I've seen them before.

The thing is that we derive our pronunciation of Greek consonants from the ancient pronunciation used in Attic Greek before the Koine period. They're right, just not in Modern Greek, which has greatly changed in both phonology and grammar relative to both Koine and Ancient Greek.

I am a physics student too I find it very interesting how we use greek every Day in our formulas

Yes! And even in math. As a greek person, this triggers me.

how do you feel about "vosotros"

I use it in my day to day life​@@cupidsraindrop

@@cupidsraindrop wdym

@@cupidsraindrop Castilian Spanish uses vosotros tho? if they speak it they're gonna be fine with it lol no es complicado

@@Ursidazed bro i'm literally not dumb that's what i mean i'm just saying that as a colombian i think vosotros is absolutely horrible no one likes castilian spanish y tienes razón no es complicado

I’m so touched that I’m able to help you during your stressful periods! I believe in you, you will do amazing once again!🫶🏼🩷

Me too, it would be so great to get some little bit more advanced in ASMR.

@@kirsikka3752yes please more greek teaching videos!!

Χρησιμοποίησα το σχόλιό σας για να δω αν μπορούσα να διαβάσω χαχα (χρησιμοποιώντας μεταφραστή)

Oh I’m so glad you’re here!🥹🥹🫶🏼🫶🏼

@@zeneiasasmr thank you ❤️

We love Türkiye 🇬🇷🫶🏼🇹🇷

@@Little_kidd01 and we love Greece! 🫂

me too! hey fellow classics student :)

@@yaboi3912 Hello fellow!!!

Definitely you will! I got you!🫶🏼🩷

@@zeneiasasmr 🫶🫶

Same for me🤭 enjoy it!!🫶🏼🩷

Welcome! Hope you enjoy!🫶🏼🩷🤍

Hehehe hope you enjoy love🫶🏼🩷🤍

Good luck!!! I believe in you!

Good luck 🍀🐞

Hope it went well!!

@@ET333 It's in a few hours but thank you in advance :)

@@ET333 Update: IT WENT VERY WELL! 🤍

You’re so welcome! Enjoy it!🫶🏼🩷

the cyrillic alphabet was created by the Byzantines, who spoke Greek