Learn Greek: Lesson 4
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Greek is the most beautiful language !!!!!
2 years ago 22
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Very well done video. I never imagined greek pronunciation was so easy for spanish speakers as myself.
One thing I can not fully grasp yet is the difference between the gamma sound and double gamma/gamma kappa sound. I know the latter is like the Spanish "g" but i'm not sure if I'm prononcing the single gamma right.
Also, I noticed sometimes the single gamma sounds like in an english "g" as in "george" Thanks for the video! :)
2 years ago 12
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You should find it easy the sounds are basically the same.
Most spanish people I've met that speek greek have a very subtle accent.
γγ and γκ is the sound of g in (G)recia
γ on its own is sth between y in (y)o and the second g in grie(g)o.
it never is g as in george. you get g when you put τ and ζ next to each other, not a very common sound in greek.
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@kouklasou81 i am from greece this is how we talk everyday this is our accent
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@ArkimeTyhaen107 i agree with lina. you just learn how to write each word...
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My brother's best friend's name is George. =D
By the way...it's my last day of school tomorrow.....who thinks I should only speak Greek all day?
9 months ago 4
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Could you please increase the volume for your lessons, thank you
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I'm from Brazil and I really wanna learn greek. It sounds cool :P
1 year ago 4
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Great voice and accent. Very clear.
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In future videos, it would be helpful if you said it at normal speed first and then slowed it way down the 2nd time. Thanks!
1 year ago 2
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Can't believe I pronounced it al correctly O_O" ^W^
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why is it that most of the vowels (single and combined) sound the same?
how do you know which to use, specifically omega/omicron?
ArkimeTyhaen107 2 years ago
Well, that's the big trick! In ancient Greek each of these letters or combinations, had a specific accent or reason of existence. Now you just have to remember which goes where. Especially for ω , it's very helpfull to know that is is always used as the last letter in verbs, πχ πηγαίνω, έχω, δίνω κλπ. Never "ο" there.
linaaaap1 2 years ago