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Aayush Banerjee lol, good one.

Isn't del for partial differentiation different from δ? I think a better example would be Dirac delta function.

Haha! I love your response man! Haha! Great!

@@DuperDizzy Αϊους Μπανερτζι

Why Aayush's name would appear this way in Greek is because-once again-he's got some sounds-the and the -that don't have easy, direct Greek-letter correspondences; therefore, Greek uses these workaround kludges (although the sigma and zeta in his Grecized name would receive diereses/umlauts to compensate for the lack of easy equivalents in modern Greek for these foreign loan phonemes, likewise-the pi and tav would wear tildes atop 'em, to indicate that these receive a voicing buzz along with their sounds.).

Way to go brother. Haven't been to Greece but did go to Turkey in 97. Had a blast and the Turkish people I met were very hospitable. Besides which,most of the one's involved in the tourist trade could speak 3,4,5 languages! One of my heroes is Kemal Atatürk.👍

@@johnjones6601 I hope you can visit Turkey again brother. Things may have changed in here but It's still beautiful.

MAYBE YOU ARE GREEK TOO

@@gogomass247 We're not sure about that. In fact, there are two options. We can also be the Turks put by the Ottoman Empire for the Turkification of the Balkans. Or maybe my great-grandparents are from Byzantine Empire. Who were taken by ottomans for serving the army.

🇹🇷🇬🇷 Merhaba komsu Γειά σου :)

Darkicity same here only it’s midnight! 🤣

School project, writing a entire essay on the Greek lexicon how it came to be and why, all in Greek. Sounds fun right?

Nicholas Tremoulis I would actually love to do that! I studied Spanish and Portuguese Linguistics, so that sounds fantastic. Good luck!

Memoria James Thanks man. It’s going pretty good. I would love to learn like 5 languages seems fun. I’m Greek so I also figured that forcing myself to learn it instead of putting it off forever and never getting around to it would be a good idea, ya know?

Darkicity OMG!! I am in the same situation. It is midnight, I can't sleep so I decided to learn new language lol

ναι και εγω οντως xD

Hhha I can’t sleep so I decided to learn greek language. First i want to learn ancient greek but I can’t find them so here i am. From Mongolia hha

ΑΥΤΟ ΣΚΕΦΤΟΜΑΙ

Your not alone

lol me too im actually about to be headed there so thats nice

How was it?

yorushiku

Hey bro how are you doing in Greece

Tell my gf i said hi, i dunno where she lives tho

@@jonasoliverabel9881 lmao

Ευχαριστούμε που σου αρέσουν τα ελληνικά!!

Goodluck, you can do it!

Haha! Irritating μαμα is indeed great!

I adjusting powder pillow far away

I adjusting powder pillow far away 😂

Iloveyou +96171188132

*cough cough* Κορεάτικα....🇬🇷🇰🇷👌

Lol

Ναι, να πάρει-

Same, haha!

Same but I'm from Spain :D

"Random Mexican" lol

Stefaniya is SO beautiful

Love to Persia/Iran and Greece from Germany lol 💜😂

i love iran

But real Persian died,modern Persian is 60% Arabic.

@@saveindian1 I'm not sure if it's true since the whole structure of the language is following the old Persian rules although there are vocabs from Arabic, french and Turkish involved which is undeniable.

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tell me ur major was science without telling me ur science major

😭

curiosity ,maybe ?

Σε νιώθω

100th like

@@bunni33 Se nioto

I am from India n I want to learn Greek that's why I'm watching the video. 😀❤️

DİD YOU GET THE LANGUAGE BOY ? HOW ARE YOU;

:d

@@timaskywalker5926 wanted to ask the same lol

...me too

Me too

well, ur not alone!

@Kevin Noguera cool…

It actually is cool!😅

They have the same sound because, they were taught by Cyrillus and Methodius, Macedonian Greeks

Yh i recognize those letters from learning kazakh

Ancient Greek Γ was not pronounced like today Γ but G not y g like Russians Γ is g not y

And the letters φ χ was ph and ch like p with air and c or k with air

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LKOLOLLOLOL BRO EBEDANA POU TA GELIA

Omg I wrote an N then thought she meant the length is between h and n so I wrote a weird one 😭 I wish she said n

Lol there are 24

@@user-jd6eu2du4g he was being sarcastic because the title said she was going to teach ALL letters in the alphabet.

@@SEVRR does she have another video of the other greek letters?

On my Greek keyboard there are 25 letters. The ones not on this video are θ, δ ,φ, λ, ζ,. β and ξ. λ is like l (L) φ is like f, ζ is like z, δ is like d, β is like b, ξ is like j and θ is like u. Knew the first 5 and figured out the last two by comparing Greek and English keyboards. Disappointed that they weren't included in the video.

I speak Greek and English. I thank God for making me Greek. But honestly what you are going through now, I did in 1st grade and so go on

@@faidropaido greek is really fun language

No

Well they say the lessons are free so it's not really selling. But yeah imma verify if it really is free or still false advertising

Bluebiscus They have a free version, but you don’t have access to that much. The paid version is definitely worth it though.

They want the money

@@Hx_jamie yeah, shame on them for wanting to get paid to teach a skill that other people want to learn. What a bunch of monsters. Teachers should work for free.

@@jamesbrincefield9879 yeah

Efharistó!

Thx

Oo

Thx. Lol pee

*alpha για να το καταλαβαίνουν

In Portuguese is "mas". So we're all related

I'm currently studying Italian, so that caught me off guard, I was like "Hey!! It's the same!!"

It is not a proper Greek word. It was actually taken from Italian. The proper word for "but" is "αλλά", and "μα" is used in a sort of 'complaining" way. Eg: "But why did you eat all the fries?!". Modern Greek has many borrowed words from different languages, like Turkish, French, Italian, and even Spanish!

...mmmmmmm mmmmmm

Ab

No

1no2no3no4no5no6no7no8no9no10no

Youmilk

What language do you speak?

@@danielarmijo7099 i speak indonesian and mati means dead too.

Same lol I'm from Indonesia too😂

Hi+96171188132

Hi, can you provide any English subtitle versions of these videos?

Οι τόνοι που είναι στις λέξεις;

Cheers for the video content! Sorry for butting in, I am interested in your thoughts. Have you ever tried - Millawdon Future Ticket Trick (probably on Google)? It is a good one off product for teaching children to read without the headache. Ive heard some decent things about it and my mate finally got astronomical success with it.

Gerr

Πεινούσατε και τους φάγατε τους τόνους;

Hafis0995@gmail.com+96171188132

Giati ben ta tonizete

@@mstipich1 wtf

@@piggyzig άσ'τον να χαίρεται

@@piggyzig shh

@@piggyzig what do you mean wtf

Kawaii Drawings lol me

And there're only 16 of the 25 greek letters!!!!!

Sugaa

Αβγδεζηθικλμνξοπρστυφχψω

Hi Army!! I'm a greek Army 😁💜🇬🇷

I think she teaches them from the ones that have the easier sound to the ones that have the hardest sound. Or she is using letwrs that can make small and easy words. I'm Greek btw😂 Sending love to turkey🇹🇷 😊 the actual alphabet is this: Α Β Γ Δ Ε Ζ Η Θ Ι Κ Λ Μ Ν Ξ Ο Π Ρ Σ Τ Υ Φ Χ Ψ Ω α β γ δ ε ζ η θ ι κ λ μ ν ξ ο π ρ σ/ς τ υ φ χ ψ ω

Maria B Hi I’m also planning a trip! What city apps did you use? I’d like to check them out

It is the same as in Serbian. Пичко једна. хахахахахахахахаха

Alot more than just П actually

Is the same as in portuguese

Cuz these alphabets have base the Greek alphabet including the Latin

Д, Г, Р, Ф, Х, the same in Serbian

are you doing better now? Same here..I was very overwhelmed on my first trip there not knowing a complete sentence. Flash cards and practice

@@MountainGardenGirl definitely. Learning it has been on the back burner for awhile due to a new job taking up all my time but I can read and write it almost as quickly as I can English. Speaking it in any way that sounds natural is still impossible, but I could definitely get by with the basics if I were to visit Greece. Having exposure to the spoken language would be a huge help, I just never had that luxury. As far as reading and writing, repetition is really all it takes and eventually it’ll stick.

No, It's my first language...

Hallo James! I have only just started learning Greek after a wonderful holiday in Greece. I haven't even started with Duolingo yet. I am only halfway through the alphavito. But I have a lot of experience learning several other european languages, plus I am an English teacher, so here is a tip I give to all my students: LISTENING! Listening to naturally spoken Greek (or any other language for that matter) is the closest thing to learning your mother tongue as a baby. Of course, when you are an absolute beginner it's frustrating to listen to people talking and you don't understand a single word. But it's important to keep these two things in mind: baby steps and REPETITION. This channel has loads of materials, for beginners as well, so you can choose one of those playlists and watch several videos carefully once or twice using captions so that you can get the gist, and after that you just keep listening to them in the background as often as you can (while driving a car, jogging, etc.). When you get bored with them, you move on to the next set of videos/audio recordings. Over time, gradually, patterns will begin to emerge, you will start recognizing words, phrases, and after a while you will just be able to say the right thing at the right time, without even knowing how you knew it. it was your subconscious mind doing the trick and acquiring the language. Of course, it wil work much better if you devote regular time slots for learning new words, some basic grammar at least, and of course Duolingo is just great for practising, as well. Hope this helps. Lots of luck learning Greek. Let me know how it works. P.S. Another great resource is the channel "Easy Greek", where you can listen to real spoken Greek and it's a lot of fun as well.

Focus on what words sound like and then correct them grammatically later and by looking them up and download the language on your phone's keyboard, too?

bro from india!!! I d love to see how your name is written in greek

If your name is sajida, then it would be written Σατζιντα. Idk where the intonation is in your name so I didn't put it in the word

Same I am from India too but I am here to learn the language 2 weeks prior to my board examinations

In portugese too

sajida AC does anyone know what sophie is in greek? lmao