The cases (οι πτώσεις) are very important in Greek. They are special forms that we apply to nouns, adjectives, articles, pronouns and passive participles, in order to change their role in a sentence.
There are four cases in Modern Greek
Ονομαστική - Nominative
Γενική - Genitive
Αιτιατική - Accusative
Κλητική - Vocative
In this video you'll learn when and how to use each case, and how to decline nouns in Modern Greek.
To complete your knowledge about the cases you'll also have to study the grammar around them. The act of changing the case of a word is called declension (κλίση).
Declinable words (nouns and adjectives) are divided in groups, depending on their endings in the nominative case. Each group has different rules of declension and different endings.
There will be separate videos about the groups and their declension.
For the different groups of the nouns watch this video:
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For the definite article check this one: goo.gl/En9c5p
For the indefinite article:goo.gl/gTwLpc
The "Where is it" video, with prepositional phrases of place + accusative case:goo.gl/JS818T
50 sentences with the verb "είμαι": • Learn Greek: The Verb ...
50 sentences with the verb "έχω":goo.gl/zrrxk1
The Parts of Speech - An introduction:goo.gl/Hy3EeH
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