Learning #Greek without knowing the definite article? Impossible! In Greek we use the definite article A LOT!
The three genders of the Greek definite article are : ο, η, το.
But it is declinable and always agrees in gender, case and number with the noun or adjective it accompanies.
In this lesson, you'll learn the grammar around the definite article, but also some basic rules about when to use it. Some cases may be surprising!
In the end you'll realize that the Greek definite article is very important for many reasons. It can help you identify the gender of a noun, even when it seems impossible.
If you are a beginner, you must know that one of the most common mistakes an English speaker may make in Greek is forget the definite article.
O Γιάννης είναι φίλος μου - John is my friend.
So, enjoy this lesson!
In time and through practice you'll be intuitive about the article and you won't even think about it when speaking Greek.
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PS: at 4:23 the tables shows singular first, then plural.