Learn Greek: Lesson 3

The third part of "Learn Greek". The last basic rules, in order to pronounce the Greek language right.
Here you will find the pronunciation of the Greek vowel and consonant combinations.
You may find it a bit more difficult than the previous lessons, but for beginners these three lessons are more than enough.
If you have any question send me a message through you tube, or comment.
If the slides pass too fast, pause.
I also will be happy to hear your requests, or corrections.
Oh, I'm sorry I forgot the letter ή when I showed the accent on top of the vowels.
Thank you!

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• learn
• pronounce
• pronunciation
• rules
• grammar
• accent
• vowels
• consonants
• combination

[SketcherToast]

How do you know whether to use φ or β?

p.s brilliant video!

[linaaaap1]

@SketcherToast I guess the difference to the sound between φ and β

is not very clear in this video, but they are totally different: φ sounds like f and β like v.

[jovita1971]

GEREECE IS VERY NICE LANGUAGE,

[durango562]

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[piperopiperos]

@beesnipe16 there are speacial keyboards for greece where you can switch from english to greek alphabet by pressin alt+shift

[1993helengirl]

ahahhaaha i'm Greek and this sounds funny to me :P

hahahaha!!

[aalsuwaidi09]

thank you

[alexandroschm]

Επιτέλους!.Έμαθα Ελληνικά!Σας ευχαριστώ πάρα πολύ για τα εξαιρετικά μαθήματα που μου αλλαξαν την ζωή. Θα μάθω Ιαπωνέζικα τώρα.

[rosenicehood1]

U teaching me Soo much thank u

[kishaihd]

@SketcherToast I could be wrong, but I know in other languages you have your "soft/unvoiced" consonants such as T,P,F,S and "hard/voiced" consonants such as D,B,V, and Z. The difference between using φ or β could be dependent on if the sound after them is a voice or unvoiced sound. So in the first word it's an 'F' sound because it comes before a 'T', whereas in the later word it's a 'V' sound coming before an L. Obviously I'm no expert this is just my observation from studying other languages.

[aggelospanatha]

@beesnipe16 yes, ο and ω sound exactly the same...You can put greek characters in your keyboard through control panel -> regional and language settings. Then you can switch english to greek and the opposite with shift+Alt