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Lesson 5
More
general vocabulary, with a special section on greetings.
| Sentence Pattens |
| Greek |
English |
Phonetically |
| μου, σου, του, τησ |
mine, yours, his, hers |
moo, soo, too, tees |
να το there or
here it is. να τα there or here they are. These expressions are used
with pointing or when handing something to someone. The object must be close at hand.
Lesson 6
Learn to count from 1 to 10, some general vocabulary
and say my name is....
| Sentence Pattens |
| Greek |
English |
Phonetically |
| μασ, σας, τους |
ours, yours (plural), theirs |
mahs, sahs, tous |
Lesson 7
Expand
on greetings. Primary work with parts of the face.
| Sentence Pattens |
| Greek |
English |
Phonetically |
| εχω, εχεις, εχει / εχουμε, εχετε, εχουν |
I have, you have, he-she-it has / we
have, you (plural) have, they have |
eh-ho, eh-hees, eh-he / eh-homae,
eh-hea-tay, eh-hoon |
When speaking to
another in a formal manner, often the you form of verbs end in a special manner signified
by an appending or modification of the verb to inclulde a -τε. For
example, the word ελλα, (ella) which is the command come
becomes ελλατε (ellate) in its formal version.
Go on to the next lessons....
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