Greek Online Lessons | Α2 | Past Irregular Verbs 

You truly have helped me so much. Since finding your channel several months ago, my Greek has progressed immensely. You are an excellent teacher. Thank you.

sei meravigliosa!! con te imparerò il greco moderno...Grazie di cuore.

Helpful channel thanks.

Thank you, you've kept your promise about the verbs.

I am currently learning at A2 level and trying to learn the past tenses. So this lesson has just come at the perfect time for me. Σε ευχαριστώ παρα πολύ!

Wow great lesson 😍

Σε ευχαριστώ. Πολύ καλό βίντεο

Your videos are so good and helpful, thank you

You are. a great teacher and the lesson is very well structured. Thank you.

Very helpful!!! Eυχαριστώ!!!

I love your all the lesson ❤❤

Thank you very much! You are a wonderful teacher!

Hello, the part of verbs which start after the verb "βλέπω" are regular or irregular? Because i heard you saying: "let's see very regular verbs". Thanks very much.

Your lessons are so good and clear. Thank you

Thank you 🌷🌷🌷

Thank you very much!

Σε ευχαριστώ.

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Ευχαριστώ παρά πολύ για μαθήματα σας

You are the best Greek teacher! Thank you for all your videos. They have been so helpful to me in trying to learn Greek. Can you please tell the conjugation of the verb 'to be' in the Past Tense? Thank you in advance

Very helpful, thank you 👍

Thank you.

υπεροχα!

I am really searching for this a long time. Please I need a video explaining the sounds of Θ, δ and σ/ς the correct position of the tongue mainly the letter sigma

Your lessons are the best, I can’t find any online lessons from you for the B level/intermediate level? Have you got any?

Μου αρέσει το νέο κούρεμα σου! Το μάθημά ήταν πολύ χρήσιμο όπως πάντα. Ευχαριστω' για τα βίντεο και την υπομονή σου!

This is wonderful way if it's possible make videos in same way

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Yoy have to increase mic volume!! Thanks

Γεια σου, ένα πολύ καλό βιντεο, ευχαριστώ πολύ! Αλλα, θα υπάρξει ενα βιντεο με το category C verbs?

Thank you very much....is there a B level lesson taught by You, where can I find those lessons?

Thank you very much for your amazing videos. May I ask 2 questions please: 1) The verb "I know" = Ξέρω in present tense and ήξερα in past. Why does it not get an epsilon at the beginning to make 3 syllables? is it just an exception? 2) The conjugation at the end of this video has verbs ending in alpha in the first person such as είπα. Is there a video on this conjugation category as it does not appear to fit into the categories from the A, B1, B2, AB or C categories. :)

can you send me exersices for the past tense thankyou

Are there grammar lessons for B1? Thank you for ur effort

So where can I find the lesson for imperative?

Δεν καταλαβαίνω γιατί παίρνο become in the future πήρα hasn't πήρα only two syllables?

Hi, Do you give classes? Can you leave your Email here?

Thanx a lot but please say stem and not "steam"