Greek Online Lessons | A1 | Personal Pronouns-Verb "to be"

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A1 Level / Lesson 6: In this video you are going to learn the personal pronouns and the verb "to be". At the end you will practice your listening skills!
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@alexikalamoudacos8897 3 года назад

Hi Alexia :) I greatly appreciate your videos. I just want to ask a question on this one please. At the end, in the "listening" section I noticed that some times you put a pronoun followed by δεν, followed by a verb pronoun. For example you say Εγώ δεν είμαι = I am not, however you mentioned that είμαι = I am and if we first put δεν, we create the negative of your sentences. Can we therefore not say δεν είμαι = I am not, and leave out the Εγώ?

@greeklessonsonlinevideos 3 года назад

Γεια σου! Ναι. You can say Δεν είμαι ( I am not ) and also Εγώ δεν είμαι (I am not). When we put the pronoun εγώ it gives more emphasis. However, it is not necessary to put it! Hope that helped 🙂

@alexikalamoudacos8897 3 года назад

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@greeklessonsonlinevideos 3 года назад

Καλημέρα! You are so welcome!!

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@CP--TruongMinhKhanh 3 года назад

Hi, thank you for such an excellent lesson:)) I just want to ask: How do we distinguish the difference between she /αυτή/ and they (male) /αυτοί/, they sound almost the same to me? Thank you again!

@greeklessonsonlinevideos 3 года назад

By the context! They sound the same indeed

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@Alexander-us7og 3 года назад

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@saqibpardesi1268 4 года назад

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@greeklessonsonlinevideos 3 года назад

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@wanpachaysri1081 4 года назад

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@greeklessonsonlinevideos 4 года назад

Σε ευχαριστώ πολύ!! :)

@ΜαθαίνωΕλληνικά 2 года назад

Thank you for this video. I’m currently learning the verb “to be” in Greek and this is the first video that covered the negative, δεν, thanks!

@paulinebyrne-brady3275 2 года назад

Agapo the lesson. Blessings from England.

@heidielhalwagy3199 11 месяцев назад

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@Sam_Green____4114 3 года назад

where can i find the verb Can in your videos ! As in μπορω Βοro ,l can ,etc.etc.?

@greeklessonsonlinevideos 3 года назад

Please check the video "B2 Verbs" . Kind regards!

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@mounahnh1362 4 года назад

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@iancartier77 4 года назад

1) What kind of "they" should we use when we are referring to a bunch of people and we don't know whether there are either men or women present there? Like for example "those guys in the classroom". 2) What's the official greek translation of Shakespearean, "To be or not to be"? Thank you.

@greeklessonsonlinevideos 4 года назад

1) when we don't know the gender we use the masculine form! "αυτοί" 2) Να ζει κανείς ή να μην ζει;

@andreasm5770 3 года назад

Just a bit more explanation for the phrase "Να ζει κανείς ή να μη ζει", if you care: As Greek doesn't have infinitives and also doesn't have the meaning of "to live" associated with the verb "είμαι" like English does with the verb "to be", we need to translate "to be" in this context as "that someone lives" or "should someone live", using the subjunctive with "να". So, literally: "That someone lives or that (someone) doesn't live?" or "Should one live or should he/she not live?" "Κανείς", which usually means "no-one" in this context can mean "someone" or "one", when you want to have an impersonal or unspecified subject.

@sophia7889 10 месяцев назад

would αυτό also mean ‘this’. For example, is αυτό είναι καλo (this is good) the same as είναι καλό if the ‘this’ im referring to is a thing (like a can of coke) not a person?

@greeklessonsonlinevideos 10 месяцев назад

Yes αυτό is also this.

@sophia7889 10 месяцев назад

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@panchovalance6270 Год назад

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@mohammedwali.linguist 2 года назад

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@estherfriedman4526 2 года назад

Do you have a lesson on using υπαρχει/υπαρχουν versus εχει. I love your lessons! Thank you.

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@davidlee-michaels9430 3 месяца назад

If you were to say "ewo eime", instead of just "eime" as an every day phrase instead of using it to add emphasis, would Greek people think it is strange or not understand?

@greeklessonsonlinevideos 3 месяца назад

It would be strange but everyone would understand!